Introducing

Introducing

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Introducing episodes

  • Renée Millner
    'Not OK' is the beautiful new melodious soul-folk-influenced single from Taranaki-based Australian singer-songwriter Renée Millner. This week on Introducing its Taranaki-based Australian singer-songwriter Renée Millner and her single 'Not OK'
    6 min
  • Goodnight My Darling
    This week we introduce you to alt-indie Wellington artist Goodnight My Darling and her new single 'Until I Return'. The song was written during a seven-month winter lockdown in Berlin, where the Wellington-based songwriter/producer/vocalist was living at the time. Back in Aotearoa and having reconnected with family, Goodnight My Darling reflects on the time as being extremely reinventive and empowering - something she explores in her video.
    6 min
  • Juliet McLean
    Today we introduce you to Taranaki-based musician Juliet McLean. Her single "Amaze Me" will be released on September 15 and the EP comes out on September 29 with a solo tour of six dates.
    6 min
  • Huia
    This week we introduce you to Tamaki songwriter and producer Huia who just won Best Female Artist at the Waiata Music Awards, and her waiata Tukua Te Kuata.
    7 min
  • Jim Nothing
    This week we are introduced to Otautahi/Tamaki Makaurau artist Jim Nothing and his new single Fall Back Down.
    5 min
  • Tess Goodwin
    This week we are introduced to Poneke artist Tess Goodwin. Dressed Light is an intimate space of memory and being. It reveals the beauty in desire's ache, and asks us to acknowledge and find ease with our own vulnerabilities and uncertainties.
    4 min
  • Annika
    Emerging Auckland-based singer-songwriter Annika introduces herself to us with her debut single, 'crying over spilled milk'.
    5 min
  • Goldsmith Baynes
    This week for introducing, its Goldsmith Baynes - Te Aranga o Matariki is a waiata that celebrates the rising of the constellation Matariki. It welcomes Matariki "Mānawatia a Matariki", the "mātahi o te tau"(the first month of the Māori year), and names the 9 major stars.
    9 min

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