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  Upper Hutt Posse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Upper Hutt Posse is a musical band named after the city of Upper Hutt in Wellington, New Zealand.
Upper Hutt Posse formed as a four-piece reggae band in 1985.
October 1992 saw the creation of a documentary, Solidarity, showing the Upper Hutt Posse's visit to America.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Upper_Hutt_Posse   (233 words)

  
 New Zealand hip hop - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
These include Dalvanius Prime, whose "Poi E" was the first New Zealand hip hop hit, Dean Hapeta, and Upper Hutt Posse, whose 1988 E Tu was the first album of pure hip hop.
Some rappers, such as the members of Upper Hutt Posse, became known for politicized lyrics in support of tino rangatiratanga (Maori sovereignty).
It was Upper Hutt Posse's DJ, DLT, that helped lay the groundwork for a local scene in Auckland, from which arose Joint Force, Che Fu and Dam Native.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_Zealand_hip_hop   (419 words)

  
 UPPERHUTTPOSSE   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Upper Hutt Posse aren't a symptom of the recent rise in Mäori activism, they're a cause.
So the Posse's political rhetoric is not simply anti-white, rather their anger is directed at the white institutions, institutions which victimise white youth as well as minorities.
The Posse are a force of change, challenging the status quo and its racism, but seeking a new world in which harmony and peace can get a chance to work; 'Connection is positive, not enough touching/Lives avoided, barricades of fear colliding'.
www.tekupu.com /UPPERHUTTPOSSE.html   (995 words)

  
 Upper Hutt Posse | Artists at muzic.net.nz
Upper Hutt Posse Formed in 1985 originally as a four piece reggae group.
Upper Hutt Posse released their debut album 'Against The Flow' in 1989 on Southside Records.
Upper Hutt Posse are the pioneers of New Zealand hip hop.
www.muzic.net.nz /artists/558.html   (278 words)

  
 XTRAMSN: Upper Hutt Posse Dedicated '88-'91
This seriously nuts scratch break, all wild-assed enthusiasm, gives way to a killer ticking bomb beat, and a party vocal that nevertheless manages to convey some messages about knowledge of self that need to be heard.
Upper Hutt Posse's concerns though, if anything more confrontational and unnacceptable to their respective naton's white majority than PE's, are given a hard, bouncy but hugely melodic backing throughout.
When we get sold our musical history, whether it be the establishment (Finn brothers/The Dobber) or alternative (Flying Nun-centric), Upper Hutt Posse frequently get lip-service or none at all.
xtramsn.co.nz /news/0,,12078-3430530-123_13571_true,00.html   (318 words)

  
 review_DomPost_Legacy   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
At the head and heart of Upper Hutt Posse is Dean Hapeta (aka D-Word/Te Kupu).
Where the likes of P-Money, Savage, Dei Hamo and Scribe arrive at their sound by mentioning New Zealand names and places within American-derived beats and even using some international faces to gain acclaim, Hapeta and crew are using the genre to suit their own purpose.
Upper Hutt Posse have created their own sound.
homepages.paradise.net.nz /matakahi/review_DomPost_Legacy.html   (186 words)

  
 bio
he wrote and then released E Tu the first rap recording to be released in Aotearoa through Upper Hutt Posse the seminal group he continues to lead and manage today.
In UHP released their debut album Against The Flow and the following year travelled to Australia, and then to the USA as guests of the Nation Of Islam.
that the second Posse album Movement In Demand was released, this time with a new group of live musicians behind the vocals of Te Kupu and his brother MC Wiya.
homepages.paradise.net.nz /matakahi/BIO.html   (570 words)

  
 pl.net outdow 30-10-2003
Since their inception as a reggae band in 1985, the Posse have been fighting racial injustice through their music.
In 1988 they released Aotearoa's first rap record, 'E Tu' and with it they defined themselves as one of Maori youth's most relevant voices, and more than that, a voice for the youth of Aotearoa, and all those who see the need for change.
3 albums, 11 singles and 11 music video clips later, Upper Hutt Posse have performed throughout Aotearoa and the world always bringing a strong political consciousness combined with some of the most innovative music heard from this country.
www.pl.net /9entertainment/outdow.htm   (729 words)

  
 Marbecks - More Detail
UHP's most recent albums have been 100% in te reo Maori; the lyrics on 'Legacy' are mainly in English on disc one and completely in te reo Maori on disc two.
UHP have always been innovators and their engaging breadth of expression ensures that 'Legacy' stands apart from most of the complacent imitations of todays local music.
Mixing majestic anthems like "E Te Iwi" with captivating pop tunes like "Sight Divine" and the lyrical fortitude of "Warmongers" with the unique Maori flavour of "I Nga Ra O Mua", is a testament of UHP's prowess, nearly two decades after they first came to the world's attention with the groundbreaking "E Tu".
www.marbecks.co.nz /detail/index.lsd?catalogID=302136&an=rss   (350 words)

  
 hiphopnz.com - aotearoa hiphop timeline 2001 - Now   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Upper Hutt Posse release the E Tu EP through Jayrem Records.
Upper Hutt Posse take NZ rap music to Australia and the USA.
Upper Hutt Posse release second album, ‘Movement In Demand’ on Tangata Records.
www.hiphopnz.com /timeline.php   (2279 words)

  
 Aotearoa Hiphop history - a timeline from 1979 to 2001
Upper Hutt Posse release the E Tu EP through Jayrem Records.
• Sept Upper Hutt Posse release 12” vinyl single Against the Flow/That’s The Beat on Southside Records.
Upper Hutt Posse release 12” single Stormy Weather on Southside.
www.geocities.com /SoHo/Study/9077/hiphoptimeline.html   (2652 words)

  
 NZ Musician   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
The milestones are all here - from Upper Hutt Posse's E Tu - the first hip hop track to be recorded with Maori lyrics, the national Proud tour and album release, the worldwide success of OMC's How Bizarre and the musical endeavors of Mareko and P-Money in New York.
Upper Hutt Posse founders Darryl Thomson and Dean Hapeta first met at a shopping mall.
That was the year Upper Hutt Posse won the NZ Music Award for Best Mana Maori Album with their release of re-recorded/remixed versions of popular UHP tracks with lyrics translated into Maori.
nzmusician.co.nz /index.php/ps_pagename/printversion/pi_articleid/407   (367 words)

  
 A Maori warrior claims new territory.
Indeed Hapeta and his group Upper Hutt Posse (UHP) have influenced a generation of hip-hop bands and fans across the country.
Touring Aotearoa, Rasul Muhammad invited Hapeta and his posse to perform in Detroit and meet the Nation’s leader, Minister Louis Farrakhan, whose antisemitic remarks and inflammatory views on racial separation have sparked heated debate.
Black audiences were apparently amazed by the fluency and force with which Upper Hutt drew links between Malcom X and Maori leaders like Hone Heke.
www.unesco.org /courier/2000_07/uk/doss22.htm   (1024 words)

  
 Dean Hapeta Te Kupu
Born in Upper Hutt, a suburb of Wellington he is of both Mäori and Pakeha (European) genealogy, his whakapapa (Mäori genealogy) is with Ngati Huia, Ngati Raukawa, Ngati Toa and Te Ati Awa, but these groupings extend to embrace the whole Mäori nation.
In '89 UHP released their debut album Against The Flow and the following year travelled to Australia, and then to the USA as guests of the Nation Of Islam, making the group even more notorious than they had already become.
In '93 UHP played at the first Polynesian Music festival in Rarotonga, but it wasn't until '95 that the second Posse album Movement In Demand was released, this time with a new group of live musicians behind the vocals of Te Kupu and his brother MC Wiya.
www.homestead.com /nzpoetsonline/DH9.html   (1145 words)

  
 Upper Hutt Posse [UHP] | Amplifier NZ Music
Pioneering socio-political perspectives and Maori aspirations through rap music and releasing the countrys first rap single and album UHP are creators of original indigenous music in the South Pacific.
Formed in 1985 as a four piece reggae group the Posse continue to be a voice for indigenous and concerned youth.
With 5 albums, 11 singles and 16 music video clips Upper Hutt Posse are this countries most prolific group who perform rap and reggae music.
www.amplifier.co.nz /artist/2482/upper_hutt_posse.html   (567 words)

  
 Omniseek: Search results for 'Upper Hutt'
Delivers contemporary and traditional arrangements and gifts for everyday occasions, wedding and funerals in Upper Hutt and throughout the Wellington area.
Trekking for novice and experienced riders through native bush and over farmlands in the Upper Hutt area, near Wellington.
Adult riding club for the Upper Hutt region in New Zealand, with club information, links, and schedules available online.
www.omniseek.com /search/search.html?t=Upper+Hutt   (240 words)

  
 Dedicated 1988-1991 - Upper Hutt Posse - Buy @ OpusCDs.com music cd store   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
With New Zealand hip-hop quickly (and finally) becoming a commercially dominant music form, success is now just a matter of talent and hard work, with tremendous rappers and producers cominmg out of our country at a frightening rate.
Formed in the mid-eighties and influenced by Run DMC, Public Enemy and N.W.A., Upper Hutt Posse were releasing records by 1988, debuting with the 'E Tu' EP, before releasing their ownly album, the legendary 'Against The Flow'.
This compilation is very welcome indeed (nearly all the material here is unavailable elsewhere), all the classics are here - "Stormy Weather" and "Against The Flow" sit next to "E Tu" and "Basketball" - while extensive liner notes give insight into the groups history.
www.opuscds.com /cd/35098   (308 words)

  
 HIP HOP RESPECT IS BACK - AND ITS BIGGER THAN EVER   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
One week later on 8 February, leading hip hop performers from around the country will take to the stage for the third free RESPECT event in the grounds of the Dowse.
RESPECT 2003 features the hottest line up of artists yet - including the Dubious Brothers, Scribe, 4 Corners, Deceptikonz, Ill Semantics, Upper Hutt Posse, Hamofide, GND, D-Lo Squad, Alphabet Head, Qwik N Ezy, DJ Rhys B and Mikki D. The celebration of hip hop continues inside the Dowse.
Hutt City is the operating name of The Hutt City Council
www.huttcity.govt.nz /council/news/press/2003/pr007.html   (417 words)

  
 Upper Hutt Posse - Dedicated 1988-1991 - Buy Music at Real Groovy New Zealand NZ
Upper Hutt Posse - Dedicated 1988-1991 - Buy Music at Real Groovy New Zealand NZ Login
this is an important compilation covering a four year period which saw Upper Hutt Posse release this country's first rap single and album, thereby estab
DEDICATED '88-'91 contains lyrics, photos and extensive liner notes covering the group's background and comments on some of the controversy that surrounded Upper Hutt Posse at that time.
www.realgroovy.co.nz /music/id/2590226?afid=243   (477 words)

  
 Obscure.co.nz | Outback Down Under
An indigenous uprising has been planned to hit Bar Bodega on Thursday 30th October, when Aboriginal hip hop crews Local Knowledge, Gudabah, and free.B, along with Maori hip hop revolutionaries Upper Hutt Posse and assorted comrades take to the stage to celebrate indigenous resistance to colonisation.
In1988 they released Aotearoa\'s first rap record, \'E Tu\' and with it they defined themselves as one of Maori youth\'s most relevant voices, and more than that, a voice for the youth of Aotearoa, and all those who see the need for change.
Established in 1994, the 8 Native Sons are focused on Maori Independence.
www.obscure.co.nz /events/outback_down_under   (646 words)

  
 hiphopnz.com - Upper Hutt Posse discography   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Upper Hutt Pose - Ma Te wa- 2000
Upper Hutt Pos -Te Reo Maori Remixes - 1998
All Content is owned by hiphopnz.com and cannot be reproduced without permission
www.hiphopnz.com /discography/upperhuttposse.php   (101 words)

  
 Hip Hop in New Zealand-What's Crackin Overseas? - www.ezboard.com
Though the 1987 event is most notorious for the emergence of the Upper Hutt
Upper Hutt Posse later disbanded after releasing a few more singles, and an
Posse gave credability and authenticity to Rap from Aotearoa.
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 A Real Breakdown of Hip Hop in New Zealand - www.ezboard.com
Upper Hutt Posse's original line-up later disbanded in 1993 after releasing
Upper Hutt Posse gave credability and authenticity to
The Upper Hutt Posses' DJ - DLT - planted seeds in Auckland (his 1996 album
p076.ezboard.com /fpoliticalpalacefrm56.showMessage?topicID=97.topic   (2667 words)

  
 Our Regional Links page for the NZ Wellington area
The Hutt Valley Model Engineering Society Inc, Wellington, New Zealand welcomes visitors to their track.
Upper Hutt Science Fiction Club Post c/- David Lee-Smith, 43 McLeod St, Upper Hutt E-mail upperrhutt_scifi@hotmail.com The Upper Hutt Science Fiction Club meets at 7:30 pm on the first Tuesday of each
Information about Heretaunga College in Upper Hutt New Zealand including courses available, enrolment procedures and international students.
modecideas.com /ourlinksrg.html?map1   (550 words)

  
 Open Directory - Arts: Music: Bands and Artists: U   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Upper Crust, The - Includes brief biography and discography from Rolling Stone.
Upper Hutt Posse - Music, video, and images of the Maori rap and reggae band from Aotearoa (New Zealand).
Urban Dread - The band's sound is derived from a unique blend of reggae, funk, rock and hip-hop.
dmoz.org /Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists/U   (2064 words)

  
 ContinuumPopMusic.com - Volume Details
In an exhaustive study of the phenomenon and the literature, folklorist Alan Dundes argues that the pervasive use of the bullroarer is ‘based upon notions of male pregnancy envy, anal eroticism, and ritual homosexuality’ (1976, 236).
The Maori version of the bullroarer, the purererhua, has been used extensively in New Zealand popular music by, for example, the Upper Hutt Posse, and Hirini Melbourne and Richard Nunns, as well as in the soundtrack to Once Were Warriors.
In contrast, the bullroarer has been little used in Australian popular music, there being considerable taboos surrounding its use in Aboriginal culture.
www.continuumpopmusic.com /vol2sam3.asp   (461 words)

  
 Finding a 'Voice' - The Resource | The Next
Don’t forget those who’ve fought before / Our struggle continues more and more / Yeah it’s a struggle, it’s a struggle / The system’s got us in a muddle / So strive to get outta this puddle / E tu, stand proud, kia kaha, say it loud…
With the release of the EP ‘E Tu,’ the message from Aotearoa’s own Upper Hutt Posse was loud and clear.
In the meantime, it’s interesting to reflect on the raw and honest story-telling in the final verse of Grand Master Flash and The Furious Five’s The Message – a perfect illustration of why Hip Hop deserves its place as a chronicler in any serious political discussion.
www.thenext.org.nz /the_resource/politicisation/finding_a_voice.php   (1613 words)

  
 T.C.'s Chilly Bin   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
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