After six years shaping her sound and presence across the Tāmaki Makaurau music scene, HINA announces her much-anticipated debut album, Descending Dreams, out 31 July. Emerging from a period of personal turbulence, the album explores complex relationships and the gradual reclamation of her own voice. Rooted in Aotearoa’s inherent resilience, Descending
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With Descending Dreams arriving July 31, Tāmaki Makaurau-based HINA shares a third glimpse into the album’s world with new single ‘The Fountain,’ out now. Arriving on a woozy gospel-country groove, the song
Marking her first solo release since 2024, Tāmaki Makaurau singer, songwriter, and
APRA Silver Scroll-nominated songwriter Hina releases her debut album Descending Dreams, led by focus track ‘River To Mouth‘. Written
Album Review: Descending Dreams Hina Review by Tim Gruar // 24 August 2026 When Hina (Amy Boroevich – Te Rarawa, Ngāti Raukawa) talks about this album, she speaks of contraction: the emotional rooms she
Hina will take Descending Dreams on the road this September with Dave Khan, translating the album to a string-led two-person live setting for four shows across the North Island. A key collaborator throughout Descending Dreams, Khan contributes electric guitar, pedal
APRA Silver Scroll-nominated songwriter Hina releases her debut album Descending Dreams, led by focus track ‘River To Mouth‘. Written in her childhood bedroom and recorded over the course of a year, Descending Dreams traces a period of contraction and
With Descending Dreams arriving July 31, Tāmaki Makaurau-based HINA shares a third glimpse into the album’s world with new single ‘The Fountain,’ out now. Arriving on a woozy gospel-country groove, the song
After six years shaping her sound and presence across the Tāmaki Makaurau music scene, HINA announces her much-anticipated debut album, Descending Dreams, out 31 July. Emerging from a period of personal turbulence, the
Marking her first solo release since 2024, Tāmaki Makaurau singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Hina returns with ‘Coucou!’ – a swirl of 1960s French pop and cinematic strings, tracing the push-and-pull of longing and the