‘Te Whare Tīwekaweka’ Is the Album We’ve All Been Waiting for From Marlon Williams
Posted in: Music Album Reviews
Sung entirely in te reo Māori, 'Te Whare Tīwekaweka' is the Aotearoa singer-songwriter's warm celebration of Māori culture
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Kaylee Bell Is Back with Another Big Country Single
Posted in: Music NewsAfter bringing the rodeo to Wellington’s Homegrown last month, Bell returns with a new country anthem
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How Lee Mvtthews Created an Epic DnB Track Using the New Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
Posted in: Music FeaturesThanks to Spark NZ, Samsung and a crew of Kiwi creatives, the Galaxy S25 Ultra just made its debut as the most unexpected instrument in music
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The Bats Return with First Single in Five Years
Posted in: Music NewsThe iconic Dunedin indie rockers release a fuzzy ode to New Zealand's beloved bicycle after a long five-year hiatus
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Phoebe Rings Take Late-Night Drive in Retro ‘Get Up’ Video
Posted in: Music NewsThe Auckland dream-pop band bring nostalgia with a DIY video game visualiser for the next preview of their upcoming album 'Aseurai'
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Stan Walker Drops Powerful New Song ‘Mō Āke Tonu’
Posted in: Music NewsStan Walker’s new song 'Mō Āke Tonu' is a song of Indigenous empowerment, featuring Māori Party MP Hana Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke
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Dua Lipa Continues Cover Series in New Zealand With Luxury Lorde Hit ‘Royals’
Posted in: Music NewsDua Lipa covered 'Royals' by Lorde at the Auckland, New Zealand stop on the 'Radical Optimism' tour
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Marlon Williams Doc & More Selected for Sydney Film Festival 2025
Posted in: MoviesThe Sydney Film Festival has revealed the first 16 films for its 2025 edition, including two must-watch music documentaries
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Australia Got Kevin Parker and Troye Sivan. Who Will Dua Lipa Bring Out at Her New Zealand Shows?
Posted in: Music FeaturesBic Runga? BENEE? Shihad?! We speculate wildly about which iconic local acts Dua Lipa might bring out at her New Zealand tour this week
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Marlon Williams Drops New Single Ahead of Māori Language Album
Posted in: Music NewsThe third single from 'Te Whare Tīwekaweka' explores intergenerational connection with a ‘90s-inspired video
