‘Rush is about coming to terms with a future apart after the end of a relationship" says the band. "It explores the tension between letting go and holding on, capturing both the joy and challenges of moving forward.’

‘I wrote BLIND as my entry to the Play It Strange Peace Song Competition 2024, about how we are currently living in a world full of violence, hardship and suffering and how some people choose to turn a blind eye to this because it’s easier to pretend not to see it. I want this song to get people thinking and reflecting and I really hope they choose to not be blind.’

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. 

Burn Cycle is an evocative and dynamic composition that encapsulates the raw power and transformative symbolism of fire.

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)