The Sound of NZ Folk

Step into the lush and intimate soundscape of "The Sound of NZ Folk," a playlist that brings together a captivating collection of New Zealand's finest folk talents. From the introspective gaze of Marlon Williams' "My Boy" to the haunting allure of Aldous Harding's "The Barrel," this playlist beautifully captures the rich tapestry of Kiwi folk music. Whether it's the soulful croon of Tami Neilson on tracks like "You Were Mine" or the ethereal charm conjured by Tiny Ruins' "Me at the Museum, You in the Wintergardens," each song unfolds a new chapter of story and sound.

"The Sound of NZ Folk" also showcases the collaborative spirit prevalent in the scene. Tracks like "Death Don't Have No Mercy" bring together the evocative artistry of Delaney Davidson and Marlon Williams, while Reb Fountain’s "Don't You Know Who I Am" adds a touch of raw edge. The Eastern’s "Hope and Wire" and Nadia Reid's pensive "Call the Days" pull listeners deeper into the heart of New Zealand's folkloric narrative. This playlist is a journey through sound, emotion, and culture, perfect for anyone looking to explore the diverse and soulful world of New Zealand folk music.