One of New Zealand's favourite homegrown Hip Hop crews Nesian Mystik is set to perform together for the first time in almost 10 years this Saturday.
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Our Songs, Series 2 Episode 1
Our Songs is a music series featuring indigenous singers from all around the world, presented by Robynleigh Cowan-Emery. (R)
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Māori metal band made album of the decade in Finland
Te Reo Māori heavy metal band Alien Weaponry and their debut album Tū has been named the best album of the decade by Tuonela Magazine, a music publication in Finland.
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Mokotube app helps tamariki access te reo on YouTube
Mokotube, is a kids-targeted version of YouTube Kids all in te reo tuku iho. Hei Tiki Creatives created the new digital channel to launch on Kirihimete.
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Theia's new Christmas waiata in te reo to play out on Air NZ
Waikato-Tainui pop artist Theia soon-to-be-released waiata Te Kaiwhakaora o Te Ao has been chosen as the landing song on the airline's flights next month.
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NewsTroy Kingi wins Best Māori Artist award second year in row
Troy Kingi & The Upperclass has won the Te Kaipuoro Māori Toa, Best Māori Artist at the New Zealand Music Awards tonight.
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Indigenous issues to take spotlight on awards stage
Māori musician Troy Kingi is set to perform at the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards on Thursday night, in a bid to share a message about issues affecting indigenous communities around the world.
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Hard mahi pays off for Rei Music
After years of hard work in the New Zealand music industry, Rei Music has achieved a major goal of his becoming a finalist for the Māori Artist award and Best Soul/RnB Artist award at the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards.
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Sons of Zion follow in footsteps of Bob Marley, Alicia Keys and Tupac
New Zealand band Sons of Zion are turning a dream into reality this week, recording their first international album in Los Angeles, at the same studios where legendary musicians Bob Marley, Alicia Keys and Tupac have recorded.
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Up-and-coming 14-year-old singer takes to the stage
Papatoetoe singer Reikura Boyd is one of the youngest performers to take part in the Stand Up Stand Out finals in Auckland on Saturday night.
