We kick off 100% New Zealand Music Week here on the b! The most wonderful week of the year. We also launch Industry Rider, a segment for NZMM 2024 where Stella speaks to promoters, musicians and makers in Aotearoa what they need on their list to fulfil this year's theme (amplifying Aotearoa). Listen to chats from Half Queen and Swallow The Rat. Pennie chats trench coats on Fashun. Dame Hinewehi Mohi speaks to Rachel about her induction into the Recorded Music NZ 2024 NZ Music Hall of Fame. Suri reviews James from Percival Everett on Loose Reads. Finn Johansson is in the studio to chat about the release of his single with Ny Oh, We Still Got It which came out on Friday with a music video. Whakarongo mai nei!
Playlist
TAWHITO - Tatau o te poo - Hasji Remix
Amamelia - Lemon Magnolia
beet-wix - mindblock
Geneva AM - Pikipiki feat. Samara Alofa, Hawkins, Rewi McLay, Mara TK
Hundreds of thousands of Kiwis may not be able to heat their homes adequately this winter according to recent findings of fuel poverty in New Zealand.
Producer Ezra spoke to Professor of Law at the University of Auckland, Jodi Gardner about the impact of fuel poverty this coming winter and the steps needed to move forward.
Seventy-five researchers from across the globe recorded traditional music and speech in their native language for a recent cross-cultural study comparing global rhythm and pitch patterns.
Producer Ezra spoke to Senior Research Fellow of Psychology at the University of Auckland, Dr Patrick Savage about his involvement in this cross-cultural study.
Finn Johansson is in the studio to chat about the release of his single with Ny Oh, We Still Got It which came out on Friday with a music video. Whakarongo mai nei!
Def Jim delivers his NZ Music Month Jazz Show, presenting selections from several local luminaries plus one from a recent Auckland Jazz Orchestra tribute to the late Phil Broadhurst, interspersed with a typically eclectic sampling of the international scene past and present featuring a track from the latest Charles Lloyd release which has widely received rave reviews.
Playlist
Dog - Push Biker (from: Self-titled)
Steve Lehman - Alloy (from: Travail, Transformation & Flow)
Auckland Jazz Orchestra - Positif (from: Inverted)
Campbell beams in from once a month to bring you that regional wrap up of his latest acquisitions from the fruits of his Discogs addiction. Show the man some love and provide positive affirmation to let him know his collection affliction is progressing to you aural satisfaction over at on the dotcom machine here.
Colors - Love on sight (1984)
The Manhattans - Let your love come down (1981)
Marcelle Joseph - Long distance love affair (1976)
Collins & Collins - You know how to make me feel so good (1980)
Bobby Belle - Constantly on my mind (1981)
Fats Gaines / Zorina - For your love (edit, 1983)
Jojo - Jackson Rd (1984)
The Dynamic Superiors - Here comes that feeling again (1977)
Satin Finish - Took a chance on love (1980s)
Tom Browne - Secret fantasy (1984)
Richard Grayson - Hot fun (1985)
52nd Street - Smiling eyes (1985)
Dazz Band - Beyond the horizon (1980)
Masta Ace - Sittin on chrome (1995)
Chet Baker, Jim Hill, Hubert Laws - Malaguena (1982)
Dego & Kaidi - Treasure beach (2017)
Chocolate Affaire - Jump to calypso (1987)
D'Rebel Band - Solid (1991)
Dennis Bovell - Heaven (1981)
Peter Britto - I want your love (1998)
E-Live - Wet summer (2023)
Coalition - Child of the king (1989)
Webster Station - I've been watching you (1979)
Spice - Happy music (1976)
The Funnybone Express - all the way down (70s)
Samuel Jonathan Johnson - Reason for the reason (1978)
Chimere - Save a little love for me (1982)
Funk Junction - What will i be (70s)
Clifton Dyson - I'm giving up (1981)
Clifton Dyson & Dysons Faces - Til I got this feeling of love (1977)
Platypus - I like your lovin' (80s)
Terri Gonzalez - Treat yourself to my love (1981)
Billy Ocean - Dance with me (1982)
Barbara Fowler - Come & get my lovin' (1984)
Serena - Get your body up (1983)
Joan Ashe - My life (80s)
Chimere - Let's do something (1982)
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