New Plymouth up-and-coming band plans to release EP after winning recording session
Knox, along with drummer Jarrod Hooper, bassist Matthew Mahood and guitarist Wakaia Tamehana formed the band straight after lockdown last year. Theyd only performed live a couple of times when they decided to play in front of hundreds of people at local music gig The Koru Project last weekend. They were named the projects ‘Spotlight Winner’, which gained them a $500 RockShop voucher and one whole day at Rhythm Ace Recording Studio in Oakura, which is booked out until August. “Its actu...
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