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Revision as of 10:24, 27 December 2007
Compilation released in 2000, featuring writers, artists and performers from Waikato and Bay of Plenty schools. Included on the compilation was Emma Amiri-Ghaemmaghamy, who later went on to place in the top 10 of the 2004 Play it Strange National Secondary Schools Songwriting Competition.
Tracklsiting
- Kayla Hoyes et al. - 2000
- Jeremy Fields, Liam Ryan - One of a kind
- Emma Ghaemmaghamy - Look around
- Tribal Vibes - Taonga
- Frances-Ann Pilbrow - Will tomorrow be that same
- Liam Ryan - Children of the sun
- Keala Harrison, Elizabeth Speed, Patricia Woods - Aotearoa
- Laura Marks, Yi Shen Lau - Best in the book
- Fleur Nicholls - Rainbows and butterflies
- Roger Drury - Give it a go
- Jessica Stesel - War
- Julie Jang - The present
