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[[image:rocco.jpg|right|thumb|Gina Rocco]]
 
[[image:rocco.jpg|right|thumb|Gina Rocco]]
Singer-songwriter who migrated to Hamilton from Dunedin in 2005. She released the album ''Sea Tulip'' in 2005 with her band The Rockettes, which featured Robert Scott of the Clean and the Bats as well as three members of Dunedin band Onanon. With Robert Scott, she has also released an EP of bedroom recordings of both Robert's and her own songs, entitled [[Moonlight Potato]] (2006). This EP was partially recorded and mastered in Hamilton.<br><br>
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Singer-songwriter who migrated to Hamilton from Dunedin in 2005. She released the album [[Sea Tulip]] in 2005 with her band The Rockettes, which featured Robert Scott of the Clean and the Bats as well as three members of Dunedin band Onanon. With Robert Scott, she has also released an EP of bedroom recordings of both Robert's and her own songs, entitled [[Moonlight Potato]] (2006). This EP was partially recorded and mastered in Hamilton.<br><br>
  
 
Gina is known for her soft, gentle voice and her warm and slightly shy stage presence.
 
Gina is known for her soft, gentle voice and her warm and slightly shy stage presence.
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==Releases==
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[[Moonlight Potato]] EP, by Robert Scotta and Gina Roco, 2006<br>
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[[Sea Tulip]] album, 2005<br>
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[[Minnow]] EP, 2004<br>
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''Jandals'' appears on the 2005 compilation [[Bulletholes 2: Let me take you hostage]] <br>
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''Drugstore'' appears on the 2005 compilation [[Kaleidoscope World Series 14]]<br>
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''Feathers'' appears on the 2004 compilation [[Kaleidoscope World Series 11]] <br>
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Revision as of 14:59, 5 May 2007

Gina Rocco

Singer-songwriter who migrated to Hamilton from Dunedin in 2005. She released the album Sea Tulip in 2005 with her band The Rockettes, which featured Robert Scott of the Clean and the Bats as well as three members of Dunedin band Onanon. With Robert Scott, she has also released an EP of bedroom recordings of both Robert's and her own songs, entitled Moonlight Potato (2006). This EP was partially recorded and mastered in Hamilton.

Gina is known for her soft, gentle voice and her warm and slightly shy stage presence.

Releases

Moonlight Potato EP, by Robert Scotta and Gina Roco, 2006
Sea Tulip album, 2005
Minnow EP, 2004

Jandals appears on the 2005 compilation Bulletholes 2: Let me take you hostage
Drugstore appears on the 2005 compilation Kaleidoscope World Series 14
Feathers appears on the 2004 compilation Kaleidoscope World Series 11

External Links

Gina Rocco MySpace Page
Gina Rocco's recordings from Powertool Records

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