Anna Coddington is a New Zealand-based singer-songwriter and musician revered for her distinctive vocal style and richly poetic songwriting. Known for her ability to weave her Maori heritage into a contemporary sound, Coddington's music is a blend of indie-pop, rock, and folk, often marked by introspective lyrics and an emotive delivery. Throughout her career, she has earned the respect of music aficionados for her reflective storytelling and has carved out a niche within the Kiwi music scene.

Coddington's body of work has continuously evolved, culminating in the release of her recent tracks like "Golden Light" and "Oh Boi," which showcase her growth as an artist. Her collaboration with Louis Baker on the lush track "Aho / Beams" highlights her ability to create captivating harmonies, while songs like "Mana-Wā-Hine" reflect her commitment to exploring and celebrating her cultural identity through music. Her prior releases, including the albums "Luck/Time" and "The Saint (with stains)," have helped solidify her reputation for crafting thought-provoking and sonically adventurous music. With her eloquent lyrics and compelling melodies, Anna Coddington continues to be a prominent voice in New Zealand's vibrant music scene.