New indie-rock slowburner Shame delivers an expanse of sound on a bed of drum machines, synths and chorused guitars that carry New York based New Zealander Miriam Clancy through the retelling of a nonfiction story.
Aotearoa’s fresh new indie country voice, Murphy Moore, releases her powerful debut EP, ‘Break’, a compelling collection of songs exploring themes of freedom, resilience, and reinvention.
'Resistance' is an EP that brimming with a myriad of emotions, cinematic layers, punchy Jungle breaks, heart stirring vocals and raging electric guitars. Every track is a nod to some sort of resistance against the status quo - an invitation to rebel against the narrative.
Alt-country artist Katie Thompson is set to captivate audiences with her upcoming single, The Best Is Yet To Come, an anthemic track with a fire-under-your-feet attitude.
Following the resounding success of his genre-defying debut EP That’s Camp, which established him as a trailblazer in Aotearoa's music scene, ARDON ENGLAND (Ngāti Kahungunu, Te Ati Awa, Kahuranaki Marae) is back with a gripping new single, F.T.S (Fuck The Speaker)
‘I wrote In The Dark after I had a falling out with a close friend, so this song is about losing contact with someone very close in your life and feeling lost now that they are not around.’
