54K views · 2.4K reactions | Kapa haka at the NZ Music Awards | nzherald.co.nz | Facebook

Stylist to the stars Sammy Salsa Style takes us through a night at the NZ Vodafone Music Awards following the nominees for Breakthrough Artist of the Year - the very award that Lorde won back in 2013. Lorde sat this year out (R.I.P. Lorde's dog), but big winner of the night BENEE was present to scoop up her four(!) awards. | Re: News

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194K views · 4.3K reactions | We're so excited to announce our new video series 'NZ Hip Hop Stand Up', out July 23rd. Featuring Scribe, Ladi6, Church & AP and more, each episode features an influential track from Aotearoa hip hop's 30-year history. Made possible by the RNZ/NZ On Air Innovation Fund. | RNZ Music | Facebook

3.8K views · 76 reactions | Award winning video series NZ HIP HOP STAND UP returns for a third series, featuring the stories behind seven iconic tracks. We'll feature interviews with the artists themselves and industry commentators including Scribe, King Kapisi and Ladi 6 and DJ Sir Vere. Available from May 22nd, 2023: https://www.rnz.co.nz/hiphop Made with the support of NZ On Air | RNZ Music | Facebook

33K views · 896 reactions | Our new video series 'NZ Hip Hop Stand Up' is out next Thursday, July 23rd !! Featuring Scribe, Ladi6, Church & AP and more, each episode features an influential track from Aotearoa hip hop's 30-year history. Made possible by the RNZ/NZ On Air Innovation Fund. | RNZ Music | Facebook

NZ Hip Hop Stand Up | S3 Ep2 | Lost Tribe 'Summer In The Winter' South Auckland group Lost Tribe’s top 10 hit 'Summer in the Winter' provided a voice for Pacific migrant communities and marked a turning point in New Zealand hip-hop culture. The song’s message resonated with many Pacific Islanders whose family migrated to obtain a better life and opportunities, with the goal of bringing their newfound knowledge back to their homes. Through hip-hop, Lost Tribe used their platform to shed light on

218K views · 8.3K reactions | “Robbed of our language, robbed of our land, robbed of our culture. This is why that song exists; to put Māori hip hop on the map.” In 1996, Dam Native’s ‘Behold My Kool Style’ made waves in challenging the ongoing effects of Pākehā colonisation and racism against Māori and Pacific peoples in Aotearoa. NZ Hip Hop Stand Up was made with the support of NZ On Air | RNZ Music | Facebook