Vera Ellen phones in to chat to Sof in light of Junk Festival this weekend. The two chat about Vera's performance of Then There Was You for Infinity Sessions at Roundhead Studios, the process of translating intimate music from the studio to the stage, and what's next, as they reflect on the past year.
Kane Strang from Office Dog phones in to chat to Sof in light of Junk Festival this weekend. The two chat about New Zealand's obsession with referencing dogs in music, coming back to Aotearoa after touring the US, and reflecting on the band since they began making music together in 2023.
Jessica Pratt (USA) chats to Sof about her latest album Here in the Pitch, her creative process, and the venn diagram of her love for fashion and music, ahead of her show on June 11 at the Bruce Mason Centre.
On Morning Glory, Elle spoke to George Miller of Shock Corridor about their latest single Drag Nets.
George touches on the band's history and how their individual experiences in music have shaped their current sound, giving some context to their "loud and nasty" new single and video.
Jude Kelly and her stunning vocals came into the studio to play some songs before her upcoming show at Double Whammy. She played Monster Truck, Siren Song and Lucky from her latest release, The Seven Spirits of Her. No one has ever felt more serenaded on Morning Glory, ever!
Jack Bromwich came into the studio to talk about his latest single, Never Dreamed. They also talked about the beauty of the music community within Aotearoa and some of his most significant influences.
Lael Neale's fourth album Altogether Strangerreleased on May 2nd, and oh boy is it a beautiful body of work. Elle spoke to Neale about the production of the album with her partner Guy Blakeslee at their home studio, the process that goes into writing her lyrics and her love of the omnichord. Highly likely that this is Elle's album of the year.
Heidi pops in to Morning Glory to chat about her new single Heart In Danger, and we hear it for the first time before its release this Friday, 2nd May. What a treat! They also cover Heidi's perspective on the complexities of being an independent artist and her exciting upcoming live performances.