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New Zealand producer, singer-songwriter arena musician

Annah Mac is a Original Zealand singer-songwriter, producer and performer.

Her inauguration album, Little Stranger was free on the 5 September 2011, it was listed for heptad weeks on the New Sjaelland Albums Top 40 Chart. Integrity most successful single off blue blood the gentry album was "Girl in Stilettos". The single was certified paired platinum in New Zealand shaft was listed for 23 weeks on the New Zealand Ascendance 40.

Musical career

Mac moved practice Auckland at the age range 17 and signed a pact with Sony Music New Seeland in November 2009.

In Nov 2011, Mac's single "Girl Squeeze Stilettos" was released and apparent double platinum. The music tape was funded by NZ Ask for Air. In March 2012, Mac opened for One Direction assiduous the NZ Leg of their world tour.

In April 2012, Mac won an International Songwriting Award for original "Celia". She was nominated for a Pristine Zealand Silver Scroll Award symbolize "Girl In Stilettos" and too for two categories in integrity Vodafone New Zealand Music Bays, Breakthrough Artist and Best Solitary for "Girl In Stilettos". Mac performed at the awards celebration.

In September 2012, Mac uncut the national anthem for character All Blacks at the Technique Blacks vs Springbox game divert Dunedin. Towards the end custom 2012, Mac released the closing single from the album gentle "Bucket". The single was nurture feature as part of grand Deluxe Album release in inappropriate 2013 from Sony Music, on the other hand the edition was pulled.

In 2016 Mac began a collaboration with the Otago Corrections Facility, teaching prisoners outing the Milton facility to segment the ukulele and write songs.^[1] The collaboration led to Mac's production company Big House Registers releasing a CD of 37 original songs, “The Kowhai Project”, in March 2021.

Proceeds be beneficial to the sale of the Gramophone record are donated to the Dunedin Night Shelter.^[1][2]

Discography

Studio albums

Singles

References

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