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[[image:ZoeCook.jpg|right|thumb|Zoe Cook - Photo by [[PetraJane]]]] | [[image:ZoeCook.jpg|right|thumb|Zoe Cook - Photo by [[PetraJane]]]] | ||
| − | ''Zoe Cook'' is a singer-songwriter who came to prominence through the [[Play it Strange National Secondary Schools Songwriting Competition]] and [[Rockquest]] while at Hillcrest High School. In 2005 ''Cook'' placed in the 31st to 50th place bracket of the national ''Play it | + | ''Zoe Cook'' is a singer-songwriter who came to prominence through the [[Play it Strange National Secondary Schools Songwriting Competition]] and [[Rockquest]] while at Hillcrest High School. In 2005 ''Cook'' placed in the 31st to 50th place bracket of the national ''Play it Strange'' competition with her song ''Take Your Chance''. She competed in the Waikato regional [[Rockquest]] competitons in 2006 and 2007, taking out the "Best Song Award" in 2007. |
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| − | She played the 2007 [[Tempo]] event in Hamilton and joined [[Dynamo Go]] for their [[Affordable Pop Music]] EP Launch Party at [[Ward Lane]] in 2008. In August 2008 she left for Mexico. | + | She played the 2007 [[Tempo]] event in Hamilton and joined [[Dynamo Go]] for their [[Affordable Pop Music]] EP Launch Party at [[Ward Lane]] in 2008. In August 2008 she left for Mexico, but had returned by September 2009. On return she competed in [[Band Experiments 2009]]. At this time she took on the moniker ''Zoe y las Flores de Calabazass'', being influenced by the diverse range of music she heard in Mexico, by which time it had become described as an eclectic mix of folk, alt country pop with hints of Mariachi. She released an EP titled [[Here Comes Danger]] at the end of 2009. She is now based in Wellington. |
==Published Articles== | ==Published Articles== | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*[http://www.zoecook.co.nz/home.html Official Zoe Cook webpage] | *[http://www.zoecook.co.nz/home.html Official Zoe Cook webpage] | ||
| + | *[http://www.facebook.com/pages/Zoe-Cook-music/116570101688309 Zoe Cook Facebook page] | ||
*[http://www.myspace.com/zoecookmusic Zoes Cook's MySpace page] | *[http://www.myspace.com/zoecookmusic Zoes Cook's MySpace page] | ||
*[http://www.theset.co.nz/ZoeCook/ Zoe Cook profile on The Set] | *[http://www.theset.co.nz/ZoeCook/ Zoe Cook profile on The Set] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:11, 9 September 2011
Zoe Cook is a singer-songwriter who came to prominence through the Play it Strange National Secondary Schools Songwriting Competition and Rockquest while at Hillcrest High School. In 2005 Cook placed in the 31st to 50th place bracket of the national Play it Strange competition with her song Take Your Chance. She competed in the Waikato regional Rockquest competitons in 2006 and 2007, taking out the "Best Song Award" in 2007.
She played the 2007 Tempo event in Hamilton and joined Dynamo Go for their Affordable Pop Music EP Launch Party at Ward Lane in 2008. In August 2008 she left for Mexico, but had returned by September 2009. On return she competed in Band Experiments 2009. At this time she took on the moniker Zoe y las Flores de Calabazass, being influenced by the diverse range of music she heard in Mexico, by which time it had become described as an eclectic mix of folk, alt country pop with hints of Mariachi. She released an EP titled Here Comes Danger at the end of 2009. She is now based in Wellington.
Published Articles[edit]
- Hillcrest Girl in Tempo Fete, Hamilton Press, 21 Nov 2007, P12
