
He Aroha
Written by Ngahiwi Apanui, this waiata is performed by Tony Huata and Aotearoa Allstars. Released during Waiata Anthems Week 2022.
Tony Huata • Aotearoa Allstars

Whāia Rā
Whāia Rā - Origina Roots Aotearoa. Released during Waiata Anthems Week 2022
Origin Roots Aotearoa

Taku Aroha
Released during Waiata Anthems Week 2022. Taku Aroha is a song about love, resilience, nurturing, and the willingness to put someone else ahead of yourself.
Dillastrate

Hoki Mai Rā
Rotorua-based artist SKYLA LOVE (Te Arawa / Te Ātiawa) emerges with her debut waiata reo Māori single Hoki Mai Rā feat. Miriama Hartmann on cello. Produced, and engineered by Emily Wheatcroft-Snape at Parachute Studios, Tāmakimakaurau.
Skyla Love • Waiata

Ka Puta Mai
Chad 'The Boogieman' Chambers is set to release 'Ka Puta Mai' his first release as a solo Reggae artist.
Chad Chambers • Waiata

Whina - Walk of Freedom
This music video focuses on Dame Whina Cooper's mission to raise awareness around Māori land rights. This waiata celebrate a wahine with mana and a vital message.
Riqi Harawira

Going Home
Four32 are a group of rangatahi Māori who have released their first single 'Going Home'. They hope to appeal to various age groups and take you on a journey with the feeling of returning home to grass roots Aotearoa, New Zealand.
Four32

Fly You Home
Wellington-based musician and writer Ariana Tikao's waiata ‘Fly You Home’ explores friendship across distance and indigenous solidarity.
Ariana Tikao

Ngā Reo
'Ngā Reo' by IA featuring National Poetry Slam Winner Te Kahu Rolleston. This waiata shines a spotlight on traditional taonga pūoro and te reo Māori, both lyrically and musically.
IA

Kia Mau
Aro, proudly brought together, for this very special video, their family and friends - coming together to emphasise the importance of maintaining relationships and respect for people even if we don't agree with them.
Aro

Tukua Te Kūata
Tukua Te Kūata by Huia was written in the midst of the COVID-19 rāhui. This song was a free flow of thoughts. Life is too short to hold back your love.
Huia

Pākia
Callan James, an up and coming takatāpui Māori music artist wrote this song celebrating all the front line workers who worked tirelessly through the Aotearoa Alert Level 4 lockdowns and connecting with each other.
Callan James