Musicians from around Aotearoa have banded together to produce an album, Toitū Te Whenua, inspired by Ihumātao and other issues that have impacted on indigenous people.
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NZ artists band together with new song 'Ka Mānu' for Ihumātao
Musicians have banded together to record a song in support of the Ihumātao land protectors. Composed by Rob Ruha 'Ka Mānu' speaks of unity and peaceful resistance.
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Tuku Iho exhibition launched with Māori-Japanese waiata
Māori soul artist Rob Ruha and Japanese J-pop singer Jay’ed Goto have combined forces to create a bilingual soul ballad. The waiata was created for the Tuku Iho exhibition, currently underway in Japan.
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Paving the way for rangatahi through music
Māori singing sensation Rob Ruha (Ngāti Porou/Te Whānau a Apanui) is bringing together 20 rangatahi from the Horouta Waka region in Te Tairāwhiti for a special project called 'Ka Hao'. East Coast reporter Te Kuru Dewes caught up with Rob Ruha about his inspiration for songwriting and his latest initiative.
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From Te Matatini to the world
In an effort to further promote Māori performing arts, Te Matatini is breaking into the music industry, releasing a debut single, Te Matatini ki te Ao, which will feature the voices of some of kapa haka’s most talented performers.
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Celebrating the unique dialect of the East Coast
Rob Ruha and Ria Hall have joined forces to take their show Behind The Lines around the country. Ruha spoke with Te Kāea about writing songs in Māori- with a point of difference.
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NewsRia Hall and Rob Ruha join forces
Renowned Māori artist, Rob Ruha, and Ria Hall will be touring the country together for the first time with their show Behind the Lines.
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Finalists announced for APRA Maioha Award
The finalists for the APRA Maioha Award to be presented at the APRA Silver Scroll Awards have been announced.
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Finalists announced for Waiata Māori Music Awards '18
Finalists include Rob Ruha, Ria Hall and Troy Kingi.
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Māori Music Month kicks off today
To mark its third year running, high-profile Māori artists Maisey Rika, Rob Ruha, Tama Waipara and Taisha Tari will work as ambassadors to conduct workshops in schools in Aotearoa and Australia.
