Scribe Up For International People's Choice Award. Time To Vote People!

Oi! All you people surfing on the ...

Oi! All you people surfing on the bosses time right now - how about putting those muffled mouse clicks to good use then?

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teina, 24 February 2005 - 1:54pm

You see now this is the problem with ...

You see now this is the problem with these sorts of things - people are encouraged to vote for their 'countrymen' as opposed to the song they like (which kinda defeats the purpose of it all)...

Still I wish him the best of luck and I'm sure he'll have votes flooding in!

Scott, 24 February 2005 - 2:34pm

I havent heard the song, but yes ...

I havent heard the song, but yes absolutely I'll vote for her. Dont want to be accused of not supporting my country and that great brand New Zealand Music

libra, 24 February 2005 - 4:56pm

Speaking of which I just had a look at ...

Speaking of which I just had a look at the website and couldn't find any list of what songs there were without it wanting me to enter my email address (which I'm definatley not going to do having read their privacy policy)...

Scott, 24 February 2005 - 5:06pm

Angelfire - Virginia Wigmore, New ...

Angelfire - Virginia Wigmore, New Zealand Teen
Hallelujah - Virginia Wigmore, New Zealand Teen
Ko Te Tohu - Ruia Aperahama, New Zealand World Music
Let Me Be Your Lover - Derek Solomon, New Zealand AAA/Roots/Americana
Not Many (The Remix) - Malo Luafutu/Peter Wadams/David Dallas/Demetrius Savelio, New Zealand R&B/Hip-Hop
Pate Pate Radio Remix - Opetaia Foai/Malcolm Smith, New Zealand World Music
Samulai - Opetaia Foai, New Zealand World Music

noizyboy, 24 February 2005 - 5:33pm

thanks noiz, isnt it time we all get ...

thanks noiz,
isnt it time we all get behind Derek Solomon? I mean, his work is as groundbreaking as P-Moneys

libra, 24 February 2005 - 5:37pm

what about the other 5 or 6 NZ entrants?...

what about the other 5 or 6 NZ entrants?

blink, 24 February 2005 - 4:53pm

indeed....

indeed.

noizyboy, 24 February 2005 - 5:32pm

i just cant do it.... i cant stand the ...

i just cant do it.... i cant stand the remix.... i cant stand savage... patriotisim for a higher psychic price..

LIPSTICK FIXX, 24 February 2005 - 5:49pm

go hard bratha and you win aotearoa ...

go hard bratha and you win aotearoa that award

Lil_Mz_bee, 2 March 2005 - 6:53pm

hey peeps dis be Lil_Mz_BeE... I LOVE ...

hey peeps dis be Lil_Mz_BeE... I LOVE SCRIDE so dont be
dissing he dat S*@!

Lil_Mz_bee, 2 March 2005 - 6:58pm

What a bad representitive for NZ music, ...

What a bad representitive for NZ music, almost a disgrace showing that new zealand are sheeps to america with this hip hop "revoltion" … Tut Tut

bubby, 21 March 2005 - 12:41am

// hip-hop "revoltion" I don't find ...

// hip-hop "revoltion"

I don't find hip-hop revolting at all.

noizyboy, 21 March 2005 - 2:12pm

and besides, he's only one nz nominee ...

and besides, he's only one nz nominee amongst many - what about some of the others, are they worthy 'representitives'?

Ko Te Tohu - Ruia Aperahama
Pate Pate Radio Remix - Opetaia Foai/Malcolm Smith
Samulai - Opetaia Foai

noizyboy, 21 March 2005 - 2:14pm

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blink, 30 March 2005 - 3:18pm

The Grand Prize song "Hallelujah," by ...

The Grand Prize song "Hallelujah," by 18 yr-old Gin Wigmore of Auckland, NZ, was selected out of 11,000 entries from 77 countries to win the 2004 Overall Grand Prize. She will receive $10,000 US in cash and $30,000 US in merchandise and services.

--Didn't Moana win this last year? Does it strike anyone else as odd that a NZer would win this two years in a row? man, how good are we at songwriting eh?

blink, 30 March 2005 - 3:19pm