At just 19 years old, Viliami Tupa’i, better known as MELLI, is poised to make his mark on the music industry! MELLI’s debut single, “I Wanna Know”, is a soulful exploration of connection and vulnerability. The track blends heartfelt lyrics with a captivating melody, showcasing his raw talent and unique style.

Up-and-rising artist, Kyla Greening delivers a fresh summer track with “Poly Boy Smooth” dedicated to the Romeo’s and Casanova’s of the Pacific. This island R&B jam features playful vocal and light-hearted lyrics, with familiar sounds of our Polynesian world interwoven in the production. Proving herself to be a mainstay, Kyla flexes her muscles as a whole-package independent artist, writing and co-producing this track. The song is a celebration of our Tāne in the Pacific, “Polynesian boys naturally bring a humble, warm magic that should never be overlooked,” says Kyla. 

Continuing to build on his viral momentum, Maori crooner Myshaan has released new single, 'Carry My Heart.' Check out the music video here! 🌺

The A.R.T trio have released the visuals to their cover of 'Fia Vaai' and its giving brown love, brown Joy!!

Artists Jenieo & Sean Rii from the Solomon Islands bringing us the island vibes with their Single Nasigho

Breaking barriers and celebrating strength! Fiji's first all-female band debuts their powerful music video for 'Marama Dina'—an anthem of women's worth and empowerment.

Revus has dropped new single in collaboration with viral hit-maker, JKING, on new Summertime single, 'THUGGIN.' Catch the music video here! ⏯️

Some gospel for your soul with Brotherhood Musiq! Here they perform a stunning rendition of "Open The Eyes Of My Eyes," originally written by Michael W. Smith 🎶

This one's for the lovers! New Zealand recording artist Tree has released new single, Butterflies & Heebiejeebies, with all the Summertime loved up feels🌺 Check out the music video here!

West Auckland singer Revus has teamed up with Finn Gruva for new track just in time for the Summer time vibes, here is 'GIVE IT UP' 🎶

16 years after the release of the classic single, pioneer of early 2000's Samoan hip-hop Mr Tee has released visuals for 'Ataata Mai.' Check out the music video here! 🎶

New Zealand music icon Swiss has dropped his first album in over ten years! Stream 'Pepa: The Album' here! {{38015}} We talked to the artist about his release and how his journey in music has evolved, from his early days of experimenting with singles and EPs to the much-anticipated debut of Pepa The Album. - How was the process of creating Pepa The Album? Initially the process itself was quite daunting, I had only released singles and EPs, because I always looked at it as a big thing and that’s why it’s taken me 10 plus years, to finally make one, so I just told myself, I’d just create and see where it went from there. Eventually I had 13 songs that I was happy with and without overthinking it too much, sent it off for release.  What kind of music can we expect to hear? I think musically you can definitely hear the growth between my first album and this one. More so in the lyrical content and song choices. I finally have a Tongan song and church song.  What inspired you during the making of this new album? It was definitely the fact that I get to express myself in a different light. As a now husband and father.  How is it different for you creating music now, compared to when you first started out? I think with my music now, I’m alot more conscious and aware of the power in my words and how it can impact not only myself but also those around me and those that listen to my music.

JKING dropped the beautiful visuals to his new single Pele Moni - this ones for the lovers!

The HP Boyz have teamed up with Stallyano for their new single "My Dawgs"

In celebration of Niuean Language Week, actor and musician Haanz Fa'avae-Jackson has released original single, 'Mavehe,' in collaboration with music ensemble Island Vibes.'

General Fiyah is all grown up & back with another song - Crazy Cruel

Emerging Samoan artist Saia Frank Sola teams up with producer DJ Twitch for the release of their heartfelt new single, "E Le Galo Le Mativa." This slow jam, enriched with Island Sound Harmonies, pays tribute to the sacrifices of past generations while celebrating core Samoan family values like respect, unity, and honouring one’s roots. Written and composed by Saia Frank Sola, "E Le Galo Le Mativa" is sung entirely in Samoan, offering a powerful reminder of where we come from and the importance of remembering those who paved the way for us. The collaboration between Saia and DJ Twitch merges modern sounds with cultural tradition, creating a unique and emotionally resonant track.

Our Favourite Poly Soul Singing Trio are back with the visuals to their new single "Easy"

This one's for the lovers - Stanley T has dropped the visuals to his single "Home With Me"

King's College choir, 'All The King’s Men,' performed this beautiful arrangement of classic Samoan song, 'Lo Ta Nu'u' at the finals of The Big Sing 2024.

Dilworth School's Choir 'Fortissimo' took to the stage at The Big Sing 2024 & stole the hearts of the crowd with their beautiful rendition of Samoan folk song 'Pese O Le Tatau'

“This is a song crafted for those who have ever felt the ache of separation and the joy of reunion... It's an invitation to reflect on the power of human connection and the enduring strength of love.” - La Coco Award-winning Samoan/Maori artist La Coco has released her latest single ‘Closer To Mine’ - a warm and nostalgic soul-house track accompanied by a candid new music video! The music video, starring some of La Coco’s closest friends, supporters and collaborators, the clip brings a joyful new meaning to ‘move what’s on your mind’ - capturing La Coco and her friends doing so each in their own unique way.

DJ Noiz & Swiss collabed on this cruisey jam "Girl Like You"

Tongan Muso SWISS is back with one for the love birds 'Let Me Be Yours'

Embracing her Desi heritage, NZ music icon Aaradhna has released visuals for her latest single, 'Mango Tree.' 🇼🇸🇮🇳 Check out the music video here!

Diamond Langi - Actress, Model, International Pageant Queen - has released her debut single, “KEEP YOU HERE.” A love letter to Langi’s beloved late Father Tevita Langi, the soulful lyrics captivate the universal bond between a father and daughter. Langi’s melodic cadence, paired with nostalgic visuals, reminds us of the everpresent guidance of our loved ones, even after they have passed. The song and music video honours healing through grief, and prevailing with resilience. We talked to Langi ahead of her release about her journey into music and her father's inspiration on her work. - Tell us a little bit about yourself. Mālō e lelei! My name is Diamond Langi. I was born in Auckland, New Zealand, my background is Tongan coming from the villages of Vaini, Nukunuku, Fasi, and Fatai. I grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah, in the United States. {{37550}} You’re a former beauty pageant queen, stylist, actor, model, and with this release, a recording artist! What has your journey into music been like? Has this always been something you’ve wanted to accomplish? My journey with performing arts began with music. From a very young age, while living in Salt Lake City, Utah, I sang and wrote music. My father and I often performed together at church, weddings, and various events. I've been fortunate enough to explore different facets of the arts, wearing many hats along the way. Music has always been a part of me, and now it’s time to give it the spotlight, just as I have with other creative endeavors. {{37546}} Your debut single, ‘Keep You Here,’ is an ode to your father, how important was he in shaping who you are today? My father was a major inspiration in my life, and I owe my creativity and musical talents to him. The woman I am today is a reflection of both my father and my mother. What’s one piece of advice you’d give to young Tongan or Pasifika girls that aspire to step into the arts space?  Don’t be afraid to let yourself be seen and show the world who you are. {{37548}} And finally, what’s next for Diamond Langi? More music, more acting, more writing, and hopefully more projects where I am wearing the hat of costume design / wardrobe, and directing. 

Samoan Artist Kennyon Brown has dropped the visuals to his latest single 'Ridadie'

‘Isn’t It Obvious’ is the latest single from South Auckland's genre-bending singer and songwriter FINAU. Offering a refreshing perspective on heartbreak, FINAU peels back the tears and implores us to celebrate a new-found independence that awaits us beyond betrayal. We had a chat with FINAU about her music journey, get to know the emerging artist here! - Tell us a bit about yourself My name is Finau Lauaki, I'm 27 years old. I am of Tongan descent, Specifically from Vaini and Lapaha in tonga. I was born and raised in Auckland, specifically Onehunga (312) and at the age of 18 we moved to Mangere.  {{37442}} What was your journey into music like? Growing up as an only child, I had no one to play with and my family wasn't well off and the only source of entertainment I had was an old school radio that belonged to my nana. I would spend hours tuning into various radio stations, Listening to music, and imagining myself singing along. That's where my love for singing began.  When I started high school, I stayed with family in Wellington. My cousins, who were musically talented, taught me different chords on the guitar and piano. When I returned to Auckland and started at Marcellin College, I would go to the music room and play these chords, sing melodies and write music, That's where my passion for songwriting truly blossomed. What are your biggest inspirations both inside and outside of music? My music inspirations change a lot. I get inspired by people who are willing to take risks and go against the grain. Everyday situations also inspire me when I’m writing music; if something evokes an emotion in me, I will most likely write about it. How has your culture influenced your creative work? As a Tongan, I take immense pride in my heritage. Growing up, I loved attending family functions where everyone danced and expressed themselves with joy, While writing this song, I envisioned people of all ages and ethnicities dancing and enjoying it just as much. Tell us about your latest single It's about confidently telling an ex-partner that you're never going back, fully aware of your value. The song has a danceable vibe, making it perfect for uplifting moments. Produced by Chequered Patterns and written by me, this track started as a playful experiment. However, Chequered Patterns saw its potential and encouraged me to apply for funding. After some convincing, I went for it, and to my surprise, it got chosen! {{37443}} What is something you want listeners to take from your music? Honestly, music is subjective-take it however you want. Love it or hate it, it is what it is.  What advice do you have for other young aspiring artists who want to pursue music? Don't overthink it, there is someone out there who will love your sound. Get yourself out there, Be your own biggest fan.  

Movie star, radio host, and country music hit-maker TheWesternGuide has dropped stunning visuals for new music video, 'Bottom Of The Bed.' Check out the music video here!

"I’m always trying to find peace in amongst chaos. The world’s chaos, my own chaos. And this song and video are just that. A little bit of peace for me and I hope you will feel it too"  Tokelauan icon Olivia Foa'i brings in the Summer vibes in latest single, 'Tomorrow Can Wait' 🎶🌺

Tongan recording artist Josh Tatofi has released a stunning music video of new track 'Le Tu'una Oe' his first single in the Samoan language 🎶🇹🇴🇼🇸

From the depths of doubt to the heights of success, ONEFOUR's latest track captures the raw struggle and triumphant rise against all odds. From proving critics wrong and trading cell bars for studio hits, to investing in a better future and dreaming of lifting up their community, this powerful anthem is a testament to resilience, ambition, and relentless pursuit of dreams. 🎤

MELODOWNZ has partnered up with deadforest & Dera Meelan to bring us this new single HIGH VIBRATION 

21 year old Myshaan who took the industry by storm with his single SWAY has teamed up with Sam V for this 90s vibe R&B love song 

NZ R&B legends Adeaze have released visuals for their latest ballad, 'Forever I Am Yours,' check out the music video here! 🎶🌺

Bring on the weekend with this Kiribati trraacckk! 🎶🇰🇮 This is 'Ai Te Weekend' by Nabzy ft. Teidyboy & Bwenaman

Niuean-Samoan Tāmaki Makaurau-based creative Tyrun has released his steamy, upbeat RnB-pop single ‘do it’! Bringing summer vibes all year long, ‘do it’ is a track sure to get any listener out on the dancefloor - and is a showcase of Tyrun taking his artistry to the next level. An ode to summer love, Tyrun says the single “lets me explore the upbeat, fresh and a little bit of the naughty side of me.” ‘do it’, made with the support of NZ On Air, was recorded and mixed alongside Sam Minot in Pōneke, produced by LA-based producer Mark Evich, and mixed and mastered at KOG Studio, Auckland. Smooth, sultry RnB vocals, catchy melody lines, and a perfectly pop beat, come together into what Tyrun calls “the perfect song to shake your a** to”.

Lehali & Lepani join forces for this beautiful love song, paired with stunning visuals of Aotearoa 

Tree and Wayno have dropped the visuals to their beautiful rendition of Juliana Lologa's Original Tupulaga Samoa.

Fijian Artust Kuki brings us this beautiful song about his beautiful home land of Fiji