Альбомы исполнителя
Love Is A Losing Game (Live at Stebbing Studio)
2022 · сингл
Video Games (Live at Stebbing Studio)
2022 · сингл
Oil & Water
2021 · сингл
Something To Feel
2021 · альбом
First Time
2021 · сингл
Remember Me
2020 · сингл
Without You
2020 · сингл
Whakaaria Mai (How Great Thou Art)
2019 · сингл
The Grapefruit Skies
2017 · Мини-альбом
The Grapefruit Skies
2017 · Мини-альбом
If Only
2017 · сингл
E Kore Rawa E Wehe / Never Be Apart
2017 · сингл
Похожие исполнители
COTERIE
Исполнитель
Hajaj
Исполнитель
Niko Walters
Исполнитель
Sons Of Zion
Исполнитель
Dojo Cuts
Исполнитель
Latasha Lee
Исполнитель
RuthAnne
Исполнитель
Jackson Owens
Исполнитель
Corrella
Исполнитель
Mega
Исполнитель
Aaradhna
Исполнитель
Troy Kingi
Исполнитель
Maimoa
Исполнитель
Louis Baker
Исполнитель
Madison Ryann Ward
Исполнитель
The Meltdown
Исполнитель
Maisey Rika
Исполнитель
Stan Walker
Исполнитель
Dallas Tamaira
Исполнитель
Биография
From his critically acclaimed 2017 EP The Grapefruit Skies, the world quickly learned the name Te Karehana Gardiner-Toi, known widely as TEEKS. Those bright opening bars of ‘If Only’ to the gut-wrenching lines of ‘Never Be Apart’ have found a permanent place in the consciousness of Kiwis; conveying a sense of “home” for New Zealanders wherever they are in the world. By 2019, TEEKS had captivated the industry’s imagination as his towering potential came into focus. With his songbook about love and loss, the 25 year-old singer-songwriter was nominated for the 2017 Taite Music Prize, a Silver Scroll songwriting award, and won him the prestigious Best Māori Artist award at the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards, along with countless fans at home, Australia and the United Kingdom. What really sealed the deal was his concerts, where an ostensible initial shyness quickly gave way to a rare level of vulnerability. Speaking of TEEKS’ momentous, sold-out headliner show at the Auckland Town Hall, backed by the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, the New Zealand Listener proclaimed his performance had the “emotional punch as, say, Adele’s version of Someone Like You at the Brits in 2011.” A Māori artist who is deeply proud of his Māoritanga, TEEKS leads from a Māori worldview which is integral to his work ethic and worldly output.