Two sons of South Auckland, connected to the islands, whose talent somehow cut through imposing barriers to connect with R&B singers at the absolute apex of their powers. Two collaborations, more than a decade apart, each of which still seems impossible even now. Thankfully I am ‘Getting Stronger’ and can now just enjoy this heavenly tuneage with my trap firmly shut!!! / Alex Casey ‘Moonshine’ – Savage + Akon / ‘Savage Love’ – Jawsh 685 + Jason Derulo Is there any other combination of voices in New Zealand music history that can make you feel quite as bad about your own voice than Adeaze and Aaradhna? Horribly strong memories of trying to record myself singing on a tape deck to this song when it featured on Now That’s What I Call Music 16. Charlotte Muru-Lanning ‘Getting Stronger’ – Adeaze featuring Aaradhna It’s all pure chaos and totally delightful. Swanndri-clad Nathan Rarere and Oscar Kightley join them to cook eels next to a waterfall. One minute King Kapisi is in a sheep yard, the next, Che Fu reclines in a pile of wool. The accompanying music video needs to be mentioned too – a browned-up vision of rural farm life in Aotearoa.
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Released in 2003, off the back of two pivotal album releases (King Kapisi’s Savage Thoughts in 2000 and Che Fu’s Navigator in 2001), this collab maintains the pair’s knack for using music as an art form and political tool, and also as a vessel for being extremely crack up. It is a bold decision to name a song ‘U Can’t Resist Us’, and it only really works if the “Us” in question is made up of two of the country’s most enduringly beloved and era-defining hip hop acts: King Kapisi and Che Fu. ‘U Can’t Resist Us’ – King Kapisi featuring Che Fu Given that the theme for NZ Music Month has been all about community and collaboration, what better time to look back at some of the greatest and most memorable collaborations in New Zealand music history? Spoilt for choice, we’ve trawled through our Gotyes and our Kimbras, our Scribes and our P Moneys, our Chris Warners and our Mutton Birds, to remember some of our favourite local collaborations of all time. Gretchen Barron), just click on the blog hop image below.As New Zealand Music months comes to an end, we look back at some of the most memorable collaborations between (or involving) local artists.Īotearoa has a long and proud tradition of mucking in, lending a hand and sharing the bloody load. Now, to get to the next blog (the amazing Ms. Thanks for stopping by today! I hope you've enjoyed the projects. To get multiple colors on the flower, I first stamped in Curry and used a sponge dauber to tap around the inked rubber using Dusty Durango. The stamp is "True Friends", and oldie but a goodie! The Soft Suede paper in the rear of the card is a Top Note die cut so just the edges show. Just goes to show you how versatile the paper is -) Here's another project using the Merry Moments designer paper. The rest are just some fun embellishments. The snowflakes were simply cut from the opposite side of the Merry Moments designer paper I used for decorating the top.
The inner square of the Petal Card is 2 1/2", so to create a box to fit underneath, you simply need to score your cardstock at 2 1/2" intervals.īefore adhering the sides together, stamp snowflakes (from the upcoming Holiday Mini) using Soft Suede and Curry on the outside of the box. Face your designer paper down and work through your Big Shot. Glue your designer paper (Merry Moments) to your Dusty Durango cardstock. First cut Dusty Durango cardstock the size of the Bigz die. The top of this little box was created with the Stampin' Up! Petal Card die from Sizzix. If you need more direction than what I've listed, please don't hesitate to send me an email.
Here are some general directions for recreating the box. If you've just selected the "next on tour spot" button from the prior blogger (the fabo Wendy Wexler) then you're in the right spot.įirst up.
Grab your gigantic cups of coffee and sit down for the next 30 minutes and enjoy this creatively crafty crew! Time for another great Tour de Freaks blog hop.
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