Emerging indie dream-pop band Echomatica today release their debut single, Love Isn’t Always on Dead Signal Records. The song introduces their immersive cinematic sound, and their lyrical exploration of human connection in an increasingly inauthentic digital world.
Pearly’s cathartic title-track second single, Not So Sweet, navigates the feeling of realising a person is not always as good as they appear to be.
The Beths —the Auckland-based quartet of vocalist/guitarist Elizabeth Stokes, guitarist Jonathan Pearce, bassist Benjamin Sinclair, and drummer Tristan Deck —release Mother, Pray For Me, the third single/video from their new album, Straight Line Was A Lie, out August 29th on ANTI-.
The Beatniks Another Day marks the first release for the Dunedin-based alternative rock band since their 2023 debut album, Archetype, and with it comes a new breath of sonic maturity. The track meditates on themes of depersonalisation and derealisation, musing on the trials and tribulations that everyday life has to hold.
Award-winning LA-based, NZ-born singer, songwriter and producer Janine has shared the heartbreaking and hopeful R&B ballad Make You Proud ahead of the release of her full-length album, PAIN AND PARADISE (out August 22).
If 3 and a half minutes of hooky, female-fronted pop-punk is your thing, Auckland rock & roll mainstays Lost Vessels are here for you with their new single, Broken But Okay.
Award-winning singer-songwriter Georgia Lines delivers a powerful new single, Till The Music Stops, showcasing her growth and artistry as she takes fans one step closer to the release of her upcoming EP, THE GUEST HOUSE (out Friday August 29).
Wellington rock band This Silent Divide today released their new single and music video for City Lights. The band mix driving drums, wall-of-sound guitars and melodic overtones to create catchy, high-energy songs. City Lights was recorded and mixed by producer Toby Lloyd at Wellington’s Tiny Triumph Recordings.
New Zealand’s eclectic musical collective Fly My Pretties present Nice N’ Easy, the first taste of the upcoming deluxe version of their new album, ELEMENTAL.
Leanne Malcolm has changed her tune in recent years. Known across New Zealand as a radio and television journalist and as the presenter of TV3’s Nightline in the 90s, she has had a radical shift in career since 2021. Now Gina Malcom is here with the pure alt-country and Americana sound of ‘Travellin’ Heart’.