Introducing

Introducing

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Introducing episodes

  • Speech Act Theory
    Speech Act Theory is the Auckland based alt-electronica project of producer/musician Pete Hickman. Here is Pete introducing their latest single 'Next Time'
    7 min
  • Just Another June
    This week on Introducing its a fresh new band from Ōtautahi - Just Another June with 'Doesn't Make You Less Of A Man'.
    8 min
  • Silk Cut
    Silk Cut is a project which began taking form in 2020. With the band's assistance, Andrew's creative smarts aim squarely at the sonic epiphanies of early nineties shoe gaze and indie guitar rock, enhanced by traces of eighties synth.
    6 min
  • Toy Shaw
    This week on Introducing its Toy Shaw. The Wellington-native and self produced singer-songwriter is a dreamy fusion of pop textures and country melodies. Somewhere in between Oklou and Kitty Wells, Toy's soft vocals, lush harmonies and flowering banjos coalesce into soundscapes of glossy synthetic entropy as she laments on the queer pleasures of tragedy.
    5 min
  • Hannah Everingham
    This week on Introducing its Ōtautahi musician Hannah Everingham. Hannah is about to go on tour of the South Island with indie-folk duo Terrible Sons. Here she is introducing her new single 'So Long Underground'
    5 min
  • Rita Mae
    This week on Introducing its Rita Mae. She is a fresh voice in NZ - but she was raised with music in her blood and bones. She is the daughter of local legend, the late Jim Laing (The Jean Paul Sartre Experience, Lanky). Here is Rita Mae introducing her new single Candy's House.
    5 min
  • Soft Bait
    This week on Introducing its post punk band Soft Bait from Tāmaki Makaurau. After releasing two hard-hitting singles that have found newly-emerged Tāmaki Makaurau post-punk band at the number 1 spot on local radio stations, Soft Bait returns for their third and final single 'Plot Points', the title track off their upcoming debut album - out 28th October (self-released).
    7 min

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Newer or less-exposed musicians have two minutes to describe themselves and one of their songs. Time... Starts... Now.