Who Will Bad Bunny Bring Out During His Super Bowl Halftime Show?
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From Cardi B to Drake to Lady Gaga, here's a wish list of performers we are hoping to see at Benito bowl.
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Vera Ellen Takes Australia: Her 5 Favourite Local Artists
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Song You Need to Know: Dillastrate ft. Tiki Taane, ‘Ko Tātou Te Ahi’
Posted in: Music NewsThe anthemic single was released as part of this year's Waiata Anthems Week compilation
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Ebony Lamb Embraces the Power of Music on Final Album Single
Posted in: Music NewsEbony Lamb will release her self-titled debut solo album this Friday
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Half Of Bandcamp’s Work Force Laid Off After Songtradr Acquisition
The layoffs reportedly impacted both the tech team and members of the editorial team behind the company's music blog Bandcamp Daily
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BIG FAN Announces First Birthday Series
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The Rejuvenation of MACEY
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter overcoming years marked by considerable loss, Auckland singer-songwriter MACEY isn't taking his debut album for granted
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New Music Monday: The Best New Zealand Music for October 9th-15th
Posted in: Music FeaturesFeaturing Paige's bouncy R&B, Matthew Young's lush synth-pop and Pickle Darling and The Beths' charming Postal Service cover
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ASHY Loves Pop Music and Thinks You Should Too
Posted in: Music FeaturesGetting the opportunity to showcase your music at SXSW is prized by thousands of artists, but it’s the rare artist that gets to do it twice in one year. Meet ASHY: she’s not messing around.
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The 250 Greatest Guitarists of All Time
Posted in: Music ListsCelebrating six-string glory in blues, rock, metal, punk, folk, country, reggae, jazz, flamenco, bossa nova, and much more
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‘They Wanted to Dance in Peace. And They Got Slaughtered’
Israel's Supernova festival celebrated music and unity. It turned into the deadliest concert attack in history
