As with the album, the video has been solely created by Paul and was inspired by the imagery of W.B. Yeats’ monumental poem ‘The Second Coming’ and Edgar Allen Poe’s ‘A Descent into the Maelström’.
Indie artist Rachel Louise dives into a tender and hard-hitting coming-of-age story with her new single, Meet Me at the Beach. Inspired by the pop culture phenomenon, ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ series on Prime Video, the track comes a week after the final season of the show – which just so happened to drop on […]
From Christchurch, The Response have released a new single and a new album, both titled, Novel Idea.
Best NZ Folk Artist finalists, You, Me, Everybody return with their new single, Misdirection – an upbeat bluegrass track that dances through life’s detours with energy and heart.
Award-winning country pop artist Kaylee Bell is proud to announce her brand new album Cowboy Up, out Friday 26 September. Alongside the announcement, Bell has shared her new single The Thing About Us available now on all platforms.
Straight off the back of a seven-date tour of New Zealand and Australia, the multi award-winning Mel Parsons has released Be Here Now – a hypnotic new song, which proved to be a crowd favourite on both sides of the Tasman.
Emerging indie dream-pop band Echomatica today release their debut single, Love Isn’t Always on Dead Signal Records. The song introduces their immersive cinematic sound, and their lyrical exploration of human connection in an increasingly inauthentic digital world.
Pearly’s cathartic title-track second single, Not So Sweet, navigates the feeling of realising a person is not always as good as they appear to be.
The Beths —the Auckland-based quartet of vocalist/guitarist Elizabeth Stokes, guitarist Jonathan Pearce, bassist Benjamin Sinclair, and drummer Tristan Deck —release Mother, Pray For Me, the third single/video from their new album, Straight Line Was A Lie, out August 29th on ANTI-.
The Beatniks Another Day marks the first release for the Dunedin-based alternative rock band since their 2023 debut album, Archetype, and with it comes a new breath of sonic maturity. The track meditates on themes of depersonalisation and derealisation, musing on the trials and tribulations that everyday life has to hold.