Villain is the fourth single from NZ pop-artist Amelia McNabb, produced by Michael Collier (Leone). Its meaning is a personal note from the artist on how it felt to be villainised with a sarcastic take on becoming the villain herself. Villain comes paired with a fully independent and DIY video (directed and edited by Amelia) […]
Here’s an Easter treat for you: Bub release their single New Amsterdam, the next taster from their forthcoming debut album Can’t Even (due out May 9th).
Dunedin artist Neive Strang has just released her new album, Find Me In The Rabbit Hole, working for the first time with a producer…Sean James Donnelly…aka SJD.
JD Clayton has just released his second album, titled Blue Sky Sundays. The son-of-Southern preacher man muses on the premise that, perhaps, “Rock is a sub-genre of Country, now”.
American soul/disco/funk diva Chaka Khan packed Auckland’s The Civic on Wednesday night, drawing a crowd made up largely of smiling folks well into their 50s, 60s and 70s. Although there were a few younger fans sprinkled across the grand venue’s red seats, I was – at 52 – one of the least-seasoned patrons.
Ahead of their new album, ELEMENTAL, Fly My Pretties release Share Your Luv, a track featuring lead vocals from Wellington-based solo pop artist RIIKI REID.
An Evening Without Kate Bush is very much an evening with Sarah-Louise Young. The multi award winning performer is on stage and in perpetual motion for the full 90 minutes of this entertaining and involving cabaret.
Direct from Christchurch, it’s Emma Dilemma, here to talk abut her new, “surprise” EP, titled Ouch My Head Hurts.
A good New Music Friday to you! And we’ve got the good new music to go with your holiday weekend…five new releases including new music from Taylor Rae, Peter Holsapple and Emma Dilemma.
International alt-pop act Yumi Zouma is back, delivering their first new music in nearly a year and a half with the electrifying single, Bashville on the Sugar, out today via Nettwerk (Vacations, Panchiko).