AEIOU

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Title

AEIOU

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NZ On Screen

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AEIOU was the first music video funded by New Zealand on Air. Largely ignored by commercial radio, the song is a colourful plea for Māori youth to preserve their culture by learning the reo. It also doubles as a handy guide to Māori pronunciation. Director Kerry Brown created vibrant animated backgrounds to match the song’s hip hop beats. The cameo appearances include Moana Maniapoto’s father, Mika, and MC OJ and Rhythm Slave. The Moahunters were Mina Ripia (who went on to her own act, Wai) a...

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Format

Video

Date created

1991

URL

http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/aeiou-1991

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nz on air / new zealand on air

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