Goodshirt is an innovative indie rock band originating from New Zealand, particularly known for their clever blend of pop melodies with electronic elements. The band consists of brothers Rodney and Murray Fisher, who handle vocals and guitar duties respectively, along with bassist Gareth Thomas and drummer Mike Beehre. They burst onto the music scene in the early 2000s with a distinct sound that captured the essence of both the breezy, carefree Kiwi culture and insightful songwriting.

The band saw considerable success in New Zealand and Australia with a number of well-received singles and albums. Among their most successful releases is "Fiji Baby," their sophomore album released in 2004, which embraced a polished, more accessible sound without sacrificing the band's experimental edge. The album features the single "Lucy," which continued to cement their reputation for catchy hooks and smart lyrics. Following this, "Skinny Mirror" and "Good" saw the band refining their formula, showcasing a matured approach to their craft while maintaining the playful energy that won them their fans. Goodshirt's influence within the New Zealand music scene is notable, and their innovative approach to indie rock and pop continues to resonate with audiences even as the band members have pursued individual projects outside of the group.