Link
Link formed in New Zealand in the mid-1990s, bringing together musicians with a connection to Māori heritage. Their debut album 'In the Hour of Chaos' arrived...
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Link formed in New Zealand in the mid-1990s, bringing together musicians with a connection to Māori heritage. Their debut album 'In the Hour of Chaos' arrived in 1998, introducing a sound that mixed traditional instruments with pop and rock. A track from that album, 'Kia Kaha,' became a widely recognized anthem for strength and resilience.
Their music often addresses social issues, and they've released eight studio albums over time. The band's core has included members like Francis Kora, David Long, Taiaroa Royal, and Andrew McGee. They've worked with other artists such as Bic Runga and Damian Marley.
Songs like 'Peace/Afio Mai' and 'Te Pō Ki Te Ao' reflect their cultural roots, while 'Burn' and 'Jubilee' show their range. Their live performances are known for their energy and connection with audiences.
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