01 February 2011 - 0 Comments

Best described as "musically fearless", NZ's very own influential and beloved artist Tiki Taane now brings us his second album, one of the most highly anticipated releases of 2011.
 
‘In The World Of Light’ will be released exclusively at Wellington’s Jim Beam Homegrown Festival on Saturday, March 5th 2011. So if you don’t have your tickets to Homegrown, get them today from www.homegrown.net.nz, and make your way to the Tikidub tent by the Vodafone Dub and Roots stage where you can be one of the first people in the country to pick up your copy.
 
‘In The World Of Light’ sees Tiki teaming up with Dubstep heavyweights Truth, Optimus Gryme, Bulletproof and Crushington. Tiki also collaborates with Drum n Bass legends Concord Dawn and Sambora as well as newcomer DUBXL, and draws on the powerful vocal talents of Hollie Smith, Moana Maniapoto, Spanish superstar Bebe and his own father Uekaha Taane.

If you can’t make it to Homegrown, don’t fret, the album will be released nationwide and online on Sunday, 6th March 2011.
 
One lucky winner however can celebrate the release with the man himself!
Enter to win our ‘Tiki Homegrown Experience’.
The winner will receive 2 return flights to Wellington (if needed), 2 nights accommodation and 2 passes to Homegrown. Once you get to Homegrown you will meet Tiki backstage where you and your guest will receive a brand new signed copy of the new album. You’ll then watch Tiki’s performance from the side of stage before heading to the Tikidub Merchandise tent and choosing yourself $100 worth of Tiki merch!
 
All you have to do to win is go to www.tikidub.com and download Tiki’s gorgeous tune ‘Starship Lullaby’ in the month of February, and you’re in the draw. It’s that simple!
 
‘In The World Of Light’ will be released at Jim Beam Homegrown Festival on March 5th, and nationwide and at all digital stores on March 6th, via Dirty Dub, Rhythmethod and DRM.
 

http://www.tikidub.com/

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