Delivering a sarcastic yet playful commentary on New Zealand’s drinking culture, ‘Daywrecker’ shines a light on the challenging habits many of us fall into whilst being stuck in, or surrounded by, our problematic national past-time.

With both feet in the two-tone movement of the 1980s, and the ska of such icons as The Clash, The Ruts, and Stiff Little Fingers, ‘Always’ is a breakup song, but one of acceptance rather than melancholy: about picking yourself up and moving on with life.

Writing a musical is a huge undertaking, which is why QueenB will be sharing one single at a time, numbered for clarity, allowing listeners to piece together the entire narrative like a puzzle

A new chapter begins today for rising indie-pop artist Bridges with the release of a new song; the euphoric and liberating, ‘Lungs’, which is the first single from her upcoming EP.

The Phoenix Foundation refuse to take a hint and return yet again with the release of Whistling In The Darkness a jaunty psyche-folk jamboree that asks if the “chaos in the streets tonight” is perhaps a sales event for some fancy sneakers or more likely; genocide.

“Sometimes life sweeps right through you, burning everything away, and it’s hard and painful, and then you walk out the other side, different. Better? I don’t know. I think that’s what I was trying to understand”. 

From Aotearoa, New Zealand, up-and-rising artist, Kyla Greening delivers a fresh summer track with “Poly Boy Smooth” dedicated to the Romeo’s and Casanova’s of the Pacific.

Award-winning Aotearoa artist AJA has today shared her timeless, unraveling and hypnotic bilingual debut album KĀWAI. 7 years in the making, today’s body of work from this bona fide talent is a truly authentic display of an artist finding her voice and inviting listeners into the inner-workings of her world.