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2026 APRA Silver Scroll and Maioha Award Shortlists Announced

The Silver Scroll top 20 was decided upon by a curated panel of APRA members, featuring Chelsea Nikkel, Holly Arrowsmith, JessB, Mara TK, and more.

By Conor LochriePublished Jul 7, 2026
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The 2026 APRA Silver Scroll Award | Kaitito Kaiaka and Maioha Award | Tohu Maioha shortlists have been revealed by APRA AMCOS Aotearoa. 

The organisation unveiled the top 20 songs and top 11 waiata nominated for the prestigious awards today (July 8th). The Silver Scroll top 20 was decided upon by a curated panel of APRA members, featuring Chelsea Nikkel (Princess Chelsea), Holly Arrowsmith, JessB, Mara TK, and more. 

Check out the full list of finalists below, featuring the likes of Lorde, Geneva AM, Aldous Harding, Aro, and The Veils.

The winners will be decided by New Zealand APRA members, the songwriters of the country, who will vote for their favourites in each category. 

The winners will be announced at the official ceremony on Wednesday, October 14th at the Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre, Aotea Centre in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.

The winners at the 2025 APRA Silver Scroll Awards were revealed in Christchurch last October. 

Marlon Williams and more won big at the ceremony at the city's Isaac Theatre Royal. The Warratahs were also inducted into the NZ Music Hall of Fame on the night.

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APRA Silver Scroll Award | Kaitito Kaiaka Top 20

Afters, written by Troy Kingi*, and Maarire Brunning-Kouka, performed by Troy Kingi feat. MĀ (*LOOP Publishing / Kobalt Music)

Aurora, written by Finn Andrews, performed by The Veils (Concord Music Publishing)

But It's Lonely, written by Alayna Powley, Micah Premnath*, and Ben Malone, performed by alayna (*Basement Kids Music / Where Da Kasz At BMI)

Cinnamon, written by Stella Rose Bennett*, and Ryan Raines^, performed by BENEE (*Sony/ATV Songs LLC, ^WC Music Corp / RRR Dream World)

Coucou!, written by Amy Boroevich, James Milne, Navakatoa Tekela-Pule, Hamish Morgan, Tiare Kelly, Stenn Francis-Deare, and Dave Khan, performed by HINA

David, written by Ella Yelich-O’Connor*, and James Stack^, performed by Lorde (*Universal Music Works, ^Brought To You By Heavy Duty)

drag, written by Sophie Brown, Nick Ward, and Harry Charles*, performed by ratbag (*Universal Music Publishing)

Hellhole of the Pacific, written by Payton Taplin* and Akshay Raju-Morrison, performed by Greatsouth (*Heard and Seen Publishing)

HOME (MOKOTRON REMIX), written by Samara Autagavaia, Paloma Schneideman*, and Tiopira McDowell, performed by Samara Alofa x MOKOTRON x PollyHill (*Heard and Seen Publishing)

LALELEI, written by David Feauai-Afaese*, Navakatoa Tekela-Pule*, Levi Gemmell, Larsen Taylor, and performed by LEAO (*Heard and Seen Publishing)

Neon Cowgirl, written by Tami Neilson* and Joshua Neilson, performed by Tami Neilson feat Neil Finn (*Control Global Publishing)

One Stop, written by Hannah Topp, performed by Aldous Harding (BMG Publishing)

Post Truth Allegory, written by Hannah Lynch, performed by Hun Lynch (Noa Records)

SAND DUNES, written by Dave Khan, Matthew Mitchinson, and Reb Fountain*, performed by Reb Fountain (*Concord Music Publishing)

Someone’s Daughter, written by Deva Mahal and Chris Wethey, performed by Deva Mahal

Taukaea, written by Hope Fuimaono, Noema Te Hau, Jordyn Rapana, Rukuwai Tipene-Allen, Eugene Fuimaono, Māiamārama Huia, performed by HOPE

till then, written by Tom Scott*, Joe Kaptein, Abraham Kunin^, Ben Lawson, performed by Tom Scott (*Concord Music Publishing, ^BMG Publishing)

TrapsJam, written by Maarire Brunning-Kouka and Leonardo Coghini, performed by

Urban Planning, written by Geneva Alexander-Marsters, performed by Geneva AM

Wrong Party, written by Peter McCall, performed by Fazed on a Pony

 

APRA Maioha Award | Tohu Maioha Top 11

Ka Rea (ft PARE), written by Mohi Allen, Rukuwai Tipene-Allen, and Joel Tashkoff, performed by MOHI and PARE

Mai Tawhiti (ft. Anna Coddington), written by Arahi Whaanga, performed by Arahi and Anna Coddington

Mānawa Maiea Matariki, written by Tawaroa Kawana and Rangi-Ānehu Mātāmua, performed by TAWAZ, Stan Walker, Hera, Hone, Nepia, Rani, and Hops.

Matariki Hunga Nui, written by Rob Ruha, Troy Kingi*, Kaylee Bell, Rangi Mātāmua, performed by Rob Ruha, Troy Kingi, Kaylee Bell (*LOOP Publishing / Kobalt Music)

Mumura, written by Te Kiwa Goddard, Callum Rei McDougall, Wailan Tuhakaraina-Goddard, Rongonui Goddard-Tuhakaraina, performed by Te Kiwa and WAILAN

Oro Taketake, written by Anthony Haki Te Whakaara, Callum Rei McDougall, Hori Shaw*, Te Kiwa Goddard, Hohua Sta, performed by Kruzi, Hori Shaw, and Hohua Sta (*Precise Digital Ltd)

Puna Ora, written by Charles Looker and Emily Looker, performed by Aro (Songbroker)

Ready To Ride, written by Hori Shaw*, Liam Richards*, Kingdon Chapple-Wilson^, and Paiheretia Aperahama, performed by Hori Shaw & Te Wehi (*Precise Digital Ltd, ^Big Pop Music Publishing)

Taukaea, written by Hope Fuimaono, Noema Te Hau, Jordyn Rapana, Rukuwai Tipene-Allen, Eugene Fuimaono, and Māiamārama Huia, performed by HOPE

Toitū Te Tiriti, written by Geneva Alexander-Marsters and Eric Scholes, performed by Geneva AM

Whakataratara, written by Charles Looker and Emily Looker, performed by Aro (Songbroker)

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