Tiki Taane

Tiki Taane spent 11 years with the deep trench rhythms of Salmonella Dub, before going it alone in 2007. His debut album Past, Present and Future went double platinum, with a blend of traditional Māori instrumentation and a contemporary sound he described as "punk-dub meets tangatawhenua". Known for his fusion of reggae, electronic, and acoustic sounds, Taane has released a run of acclaimed albums, including Flux (2009), In the World of Light (2011) and With Strings Attached (2013). He also did a live album with the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra, Tiki Taane in Session With The CSO.