AROHA with Ebony Lamb, Delaney Davidson, and more

Laureate of New Zealand 2015, Delaney Davidson is a celebrated musician known for his fusion of country and juke band styles. Three-time NZ Country Music Song of the Year winner, Davidson collaborated with Marlon Williams and produced Tami Neilson's acclaimed "Dynamite." His live shows, featuring guitar, harmonica, and looping sounds, mix humor, theatre, and audience interaction. Davidson's unique style, influenced by Hank Williams, and iconic performance have earned him global praise.

Aotearoa singer/songwriter Marlon Williams (Kāi Tahu, Ngāi Tai) explores Māori culture in his fourth album, *Te Whare Tīwekaweka*. Reconnecting with roots, he collaborated with rapper KOMMI. Cover art by his mother, Jennifer Rendall.

New Zealand's Princess Chelsea, a classically trained pianist and indie pop artist, is known for her witty lyrics, baroque synth-pop style, and hits like "Cigarette Duet."