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1 - The Black Seeds
2 - Bleeders
3 - Chad Chambers
4 - Corrella
5 - Dillastrate
6 - Geneva AM
7 - Georgia Lines
8 - IA
9 - Jordyn With a Why
10 - Kōkōtea Writing Camp
11 - Len Blake
12 - Majic Pāora
13 - Mohi
14 - Muroki & Riiki Reid
15 - Nikau Grace
16 - Riiki Reid
17 - Swizl Jager
18 - Tini Whetū
19 - William Singe
20 - Yahyah
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