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Knox, along with drummer Jarrod Hooper, bassist Matthew Mahood and guitarist Wakaia Tamehana formed the band straight after lockdown last year. They d 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 project s ‘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. “It s actually huge. It’s a really big deal,” Knox said. SIMON O CONNOR/Stuff Knox said winning the recording opportunity was a “big deal” and would help the band put out an EP.

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