Dance crew Supremacy was established in the mid-2000's, before eventually parting ways. Two original members have come together to create the current lineup who are competing at the 2019 New Zealand Hip Hop Dance Championship.
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Sisters, Series 1 Episode 1
The Twins have moved to Sydney to work with producer Vince, but have they got the vocals to pull off their first professional studio track? Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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Sisters, Series 1 Episode 2
Manager Abby Lee breaks some bad news at the video shoot for the Twins’ first track. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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Sisters, Series 1 Episode 3
Its judgement day for the Twins’ first single Boss As Chick, released by Sony to the public, will it be the hit they are hoping for? Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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Sisters, Series 1 Episode 4
Brooke and Starce land their first paying gig, but have they got the stamina to pull off a set? Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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Sisters, Series 1 Episode 5
The twins score a big gig in Rarotonga, but it comes with pressure; they’re singing on the same bill as Stan Walker and Vince Harder. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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Sisters, Series 1 Episode 6
Brooke and Starce head to the Music Awards and start to question what they can do to take their song writing to the next level. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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ShowsSisters
We follow irrepressible sisters, The O'Neill Twins, as they take big steps into the music world to establish them both as a singing and hip-hop dancing force. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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Native Affairs Summer Series- Living the Spanish dream
Tamar Macleod Sinclair is living her childhood dream to sing in Barcelona and she loves sharing her Maori culture in her music. Reporter Renee Kahukura Iosefa spent time with Tamar and found an extraordinary woman leading a very inspiring life.
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NewsParris Goebel in the running for awards by American dance industry
Kiwi choreographer and dancer Parris Goebel has again been nominated by her own industry for four awards.
