Cello from Womb comes up to chat thier new single 'Sometimes', as well as thier upcoming album One Is Always Heading Somewhere which comes out on March 14th, leaving us very exciting for this amazing music!
花溪 Flowerstream come up to chat Kiriata me Puoro - an animation and music festival at Double Whammy on the 16th of November. An exhibition of art and music and plenty of fun is to be had. Tickets from under the radar!
Listen back to Rosetta's yarn with Aotearoa's icon Ladyhawke on what it's like to guest judge RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under. The show has just kicked off it's fourth season this month and if you're keeping tabs, be sure to tune into Radio Mother every Thursday morning for Joel's elimination interviews with the show's competing Queens.
Earlier this year, Tāmaki Makaurau's finest JessB released her album Feels Like Home. Rosetta chats to Jess about the album's release, working with featured artists like Sister Nancy and Sampha The Great, and the current tour to celebrate JessB's debut LP.
Director of HEAD SOUTH Jonathan Ogilvie phones into the studio to talk to Nick about the films' soundtrack, released today on vinyl, and Kaitlyn chats to Stella Bennett a.k.a BENEE on the ground at the film's premiere screening the day prior. Whakarongo mai nei!
Thursday's Halloween Special just got better as two ghosts killed while performing 'Oliver Twist' finally reveal themselves as what's been haunting 95bFM this whole time. They chat about all sorts including Live Music Bar, Aotearoa’s new musical web series — presented by UTR, produced by Sports Team, which has released its final episode featuring Who Shot Scott. The ghosts are definitely not Sports Team.
Rosetta talks to Australian-based Aotearoa vocalist and filmaker Angeline Armstrong of the band Telenova ahead of their show at Neck Of The Woods this Rāmere. Telenova are in town to celebrate the release of their debut LP Time Is A Flower. Whakarongo mai nei!
The members of cumgirl8 phone in from their tourbus while travelling the United States to chat about their newest album, the 8th cumming, with Rosetta. Whakarongo mai nei!
Matthew Crawley chats to festival cordinators Grace Verweij and Tash van Shaardenburg about Outlier Festival, the biennial electronic music festival run by Audio Foundation. The festival is running from the 22nd to 24th November, and it's lineup boast a massive amount of talented artists from Tāmaki Makaurau and across the motu. Alongside their curation of sonic performances, Grace and Tash have brought together talented visual artists and a program of lectures and workshops. Whakarongo mai nei to their kōrero about the mahi and kaupapa Outlier Festival.