Mia Kami: Harnessing the power of music to decolonise the mind
“Performing is more than just me standing up and singing a song in front of people; it is a chance for me
July 30, 2021
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“Performing is more than just me standing up and singing a song in front of people; it is a chance for me
By Ariela Zibiah The cultural and creative sectors are among the most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. For many artists in Fiji,
By Rowena Singh “Performing is more than just me standing up and singing a song in front of people; it is a
Justin Wellington By Rowena Singh Spend a bit of time on TikTok and the chances are you will pretty quickly come across
Spend a bit of time on TikTok and the chances are you will pretty quickly come across someone dancing to the iconic
“Roots and culture is so vital and important for myself personally,” says Kayboy, a popular young Solomon Islands musician. “I pay homage
The arts have clearly shaped Fiji’s trajectory these last 50 years but have the arts and our creative industries been afforded agency
BY: PENI KOMAISAVAI The passing of the late Daniel Rae Costello is a very sad day for Fiji’s Music Industry says Fiji
By Nic Maclellan in Noumea, New Caledonia A small but vibrant group of women marched through the streets of downtown Noumea on
SIX Pacific singers, one goal – to sing about the plight of people who face injustice and to reconcile the world with
SEVEN months after becoming the first Tongan to be inducted into New Zealand Music’s Hall of Fame, Wilfred Jeffs, who went by
