A Soundcloud page for the solo music of Will Saunders based in Auckland, New Zealand

THREE LITTLE WORDS is the first recorded offering from W.I.S.O.

The Waiheke International Soul Orchestra is a 9-piece electronic/soul/drum n bass/funk/r'n'b collective.

A highly interactive and powerful live experience, the group incorporate live instrumentation including drums, bass, percussion and two sensational female backing vocalists into the mix alongside uplifting and beat driven electronica.

Brothers and Sisters, we are here for the groove!

FB: https://www.facebook.com/waihekesoulorchestra/
Website: www.wiso1081.com

Te Wānanga o Aotearoa provides holistic education opportunities of the highest quality for Māori, peoples of Aotearoa and the world.

Digital music distributor on Waiheke Island, New Zealand. Helping local artists with digital releases and promotion.

Currently supporting: 

LEATHERHEAD
Four musicians from Waiheke Island, New Zealand/Aotearoa decanting the essence of rock into its constituent parts and reassembling it with 100% more juice and less sugar.
http://leatherheadconsortium.bandcamp.com

Vessel
Childhood friends Ben Blackman (bass) and Ben Martens (Guitars & vox) formed Vessel in 2010, quickly graduating from blues-rock covers to performing extended original sets with influences from the likes of The Kings of Leon and local New Zealand rockers The Datsuns.
http://feralvessel.bandcamp.com

Bede Taylor
Taylor was the founding member and primary songwriter for Three Legged Horse, an alt-country three piece from Waiheke Island that included local musicians Aaron Carpenter (MoJo Risers) and singer Gina Higham. Taylor previously fronted rock band Clench, as well as forming the large rock ensemble Tank & Pump. Recently, he has performed with a guitar band BunnyJak with Frankie Fatal (Fatal Jellyspace, Anti-X Factor) and Kevin Glamuzina (Tank & Pump) before going solo to write and record three albums, all available via Bandcamp. http://bedetaylor.bandcamp.com

Lincoln Jackson
Lincoln’s unassuming collection of songs recorded in a variety of settings, and his use of whatever is at hand to grab sketches of verbal playfulness, is a great tale of resourcefulness from an interesting lo-fi artist. 
http://lincolnjackson.bandcamp.com

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