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Wellington musician Thomas Oliver admits assault in wake of allegations

Oliver, who won the APRA Silver Scroll Award in 2016, for his hit, If I Move To Mars, claims he was “blackout-drunk” after consuming “an appalling amount of alcohol” and insists he does not remember the incident, which only ended after a mutual male friend witnessed his behaviour and intervened. Oliver described the woman called Jamie (not her real name) as a friend of several years and claimed he had “always had great respect for her”. He described asking Jamie if he could kiss her before she denied him, explaining that she had a partner. The pair then went to another party before the assault took place.

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Small Fish In A Big Stream: Local Artists On the Problem With Spotify

Small Fish In A Big Stream: Local Artists On the Problem With Spotify Statistics New Zealand thinks the average Kiwi household spends $29.40 per week on “alcoholic beverages, tobacco and illicit drugs”. Even at this ridiculously low-balled estimate, Spotify’s own figures show just 2.6% of their 7 million musicians made enough money in a year to pay for these essentials of daily living about $1,500. When rock ‘n roll can’t even buy you sex, drugs or booze, you know something’s seriously fucked up. For Radio One chart-toppers Night Lunch, being on a streaming service was vital, as “the default way people listen to music.” However, despite being on all the major streaming platforms, they haven’t exactly been raking in big bucks: “for us, a small band, we haven t made back what it cost to be distributed to streaming platforms.”

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Julia Deans joins Botanic Beats line-up

Thursday, 24 December, 2020 - 08:56 Award winning singer-songwriter and former Fur Patrol front woman Julia Deans will join Project Prima Volta to perform at next month’s Botanic Beats at the Napier Botanical Gardens on Thursday 16 January. The past decade has seen Julia transition from sassy rock chick to glorious songbird, including making her debut operatic performance as Lola in Festival Opera’s Cav + Pag. Deans’ critically acclaimed solo albums Modern Fables (2010) and We Light Fire (2018) both earned nominations for the Taite Music Prize, the APRA Silver Scroll and the NZ Music Awards. This year marks the 20th anniversary of Fur Patrol’s much loved album Pet, featuring the now classic number one single Lydia.

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