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Follows twelve top emerging Māori music artists as they embark on a journey to try create their own individual single to hit the New Zealand music charts next number 1 spot.
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Awatea has a laugh and half as she sheds light on a serious topic of body consciousness in her Waiata.
G, We re-cap the last 3 months of Waiata Nation with te ao Māori’s first ever visual album. There might even be a little bonus at the end! (FINAL)
G, Nat Atk drops a new genre called haka-hop as he challenges known Māori bashers in society that the Reovolution has already begun and can never be stopped.
G, Puawai is bringing the island party vibes as she sings her heart away to her homeland of Rarotonga.
G, . Raniera takes us back to Ruatoki on his Māori journey of reggae and kotahi aroha.
G, Kaaterama gives all glory to Ihoa as she takes us on a soulful gospel journey through her Rātana faith.
G, Tawaroa reinvents himself as a singer to bring together rangatahi by choosing a healthier lifestyle, and drinking wai maori.
Awatea has a laugh and half as she sheds light on a serious topic of body consciousness in her Waiata.
Hopo’s sweet sounds show us that there is a place for te reo Māori to hit hearts through R&B.
Meto makes music & culture talk as she merges her Māori and Samoan cultures together in her waiata.
Pere sets his sights on Japan and brings his trademark energy and waiata to the streets of Tokyo.
Mereana Teka takes us back to the Ruataahuna hills before letting the world know that Māori gospel is alive and well.
A new wave of M-pop is here. Follow along as we journey through the creation of the first album by Maimoa. This week, the group create and release the first Māori waiata of this decade.
