Split Enz was one of the most successful and longest running bands ever to emerge from New Zealand. Founded in 1972 by Tim Finn and Phil Judd, and with a variety of other members during its existence, eight songs Split Enz were listed in the APRA Top 100 New Zealand Songs of All Time, more than any other band. The band played its final show on 4 December 1984 in Auckland. One-off reunions took place subsequently, with the band reuniting in 1993 for its twentieth anniversary tour and once more for a tour in 2006.
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Split Enz
Split Enz was one of the most successful and longest running bands ever to emerge from New Zealand. Founded in 1972 by Tim Finn and Phil Judd, and with a variety of other members during its existence, eight songs Split Enz were listed in the APRA Top 100 New Zealand Songs of All Time, more than any other band. The band played its final show on 4 December 1984 in Auckland. One-off reunions took place subsequently, with the band reuniting in 1993 for its twentieth anniversary tour and once more for a tour in 2006.
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One Chit at a Time, Part I — The Last Woolworth’s (Hard Rock Version)
A hard-rock Americana tribute to Bakersfield’s last surviving Woolworth’s Luncheonette and the people keeping its spirit alive. Built around driving guitars, gritty vocals and a huge heartland-rock chorus, the song moves from mid-century lunch-counter nostalgia to the present-day last stand at 19th and K. It launches my BAKERSFIELD concept EP, scheduled for release - Mastered by mixea.commore
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Branding Problem
A shamisen-playing, fugue-writing, Bollywood-loving MESS I AM!more
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Living in Japan Tokyo 9000 (Street Single - Pre Album Drop)
“Living in Japan, Tokyo 9000” is a standalone street-leaning hip-hop cut released ahead of the upcoming album Living in Japan, Tokyo. Built on gritty boom-bap drums, heavy 808s, and percussive flow, this version presents one lens of the project’s central idea: the same lyrics refracted through different genres, cultures, and moods.
The full album expands this concept across new wave, electronic, lo-fi, dance, and Japanese percussion-driven styles. “Tokyo 9000” stands on its own as a raw, urban interpretation — not the album’s defining sound, but one chapter of a broader stylistic experiment.
Album release forthcoming
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