Set against a dance-pop backbeat, Navvy’s debut single Subliminal is a statement of intent: lamenting a break up in rich synths and a commanding vocal performance.
Subliminal centres…
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You don’t necessarily expect polished and mature sounds to come out of teenagers, but Tarn PK is more than able to prove that assumption wrong.
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UPDATE: Due to high demand, Middle Kids have added more show dates. Check them out below.
Indie rockers Middle Kids have announced a new tour…
If you haven’t heard of Foley yet, do yourself a favour and get on it. The duo from New Zealand produce tight melodies and sharp…
Ahead of Happy Mag Issue 10, our inaugural Drug Issue, we’re throwing our voice into building a more drug aware world. Find out more about…
New Zealand is packed full of unending talent, from the mind-melting psychedelia of STARR to the catchy, the hook-heavy indie rock of The Beths or…
There’s something pretty special going on with our friends across the ditch. It seems that every piece of new music we’re shown from New Zealand…
Kiwi singer-songwriter Avalanche City has returned with a dazzling new single, Prayed For Love, in which he learns to forgive and forget.
The song explores…
“I’m ambitious and I’m optimistic, but I’m not pretty and I’m not realistic.”
Optimistic, the new single from Lontalius, is as heart-warming as it is heart-wrenching….
Kiwi “electric surf poppers” Beachware have returned with Respite – a sweetly saccharine single about a relationship that’s clearly not working, but both parties want…
Missy’s new single Hate Me is the powerful follow up to the young artist’s debut, and presents a side to love that is all-consuming but also toxic.
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Dunedin rockers The Chills are back with another stellar release, and it does not fall short of its ambitions.
The Chills’ music is usually characterised…
Anika Moa’s self-titled album is a tender acoustic record that chronicles love, selfishness, forgiveness, and ultimately moving on.
The Auckland-based singer-songwriter recorded the album in…
