
Pūhā me te Porohewa
'Pūhā me te Porohewa' fuses contemporary trip-hop with a lyrical exploration of ignorance and racism, delivering a powerful track for all the movers and shakers, the rangatahi, the activists, the artists, the minorities working keep us moving forward.
MĀ

Māku Anō
Featuring Mohi, 'Māku Anō' celebrates the rising influences of Māori voices today.
Jordyn with a Why

Maiea
Chase Woods uses his reo rua rhymes to create a profoundly personal waiata, encouraging us all to embrace te reo Māori.
Chase Woods

Ki Taku Awa
“For me, ‘KI TAKU AWA’ is about going back to my awa, both metaphorically and physically,” says Stan Walker.
Stan Walker

Kei Whati Te Marama
“‘Kei Whati Te Marama’ is a love song and a thank you song to those who are special to us. It’s a tribute to our wāhine who go through so much."
Dillastrate

Hinātore
Release during Māori Language Week, HINA shared “Hinātore,” which she wrote during Reo Māori SongHubs at Roundhead Studios.
HINA

Waiora
A waiata of hope, te pō, and remembering - he rā anō āpōpō, tomorrow is a new day.
Awhimai Fraser

Whakarongo
“Whakarongo” is a 100% Māori language single that highlights the importance of listening to the teachings of our ancestors.
Te Kapa Puawai

Ao Ake Te Petihana
“Ao ake te petihana” is a 100% Māori language single celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Maori Language Petition.
Te Kapa Puawai