95bFM's daily magazine show, a signature mix of arts, culture, interviews & features, and great music. The Morning Glory bCast features full shows and feature interviews.
Today on Morning Glory, Elle spoke to Nino Birch of Beat Rhythm Fashion (you can listen back to their kōrero here). Alongside the usual mix of mellow distorted tracks.
Playlist
September - Ostavi Trag
Rosie Lowe - There Goes The Light
The Shacks - Crimson & Clover
Ripship - CHROME
School Fair - You only love me cause you want something
Variety Lab - London In The Rain
Eterna - Trickster
Small World Experience - Camera Obscura
Black Country, New Road - Besties
Dust - False Narrative
mary in the junkyard - this is my california
U.S. Girls - Velvet 4 Sale
Beat Rhythm Fashion - Turn of the Century
Perfume Genius - No Front Teeth (feat. Aldous Harding)
On Rātū Morning Glory i tēnei wiki, Sof speaks to Swedish-Filipino-American musician Baba Stiltz about the making his collaborative album with Norwegian-American musician Okay Kaya, Blurb. Listen back to their kōrero here!
+ a selection of tunes from the likes of Laika, Black Market Karma, Spritualized, and more!
Full playlist here, but support artists on bandcamp / otherwise if you can :)
For Valentines day, Lucia plays some love songs of varying genres on vinyl 💗 She also interviews Declan from Amyl and the Sniffers ahead of their debut Auckland show tomorrow night, and the incredible Top Shelf join for Fancy New Band to play their original song O ai a'u, as well as a cover of Supergroove's Can't Get Enough !
Thanks to Tuning Fork for being our Morning Glory Valentine x
Playlist
Fontaines D.C. - Romance
Sorry - There's So Many People That Want to Be Loved
Today, Elle had the pleasure of speaking to New York-based Been Stellar! To match the style of their music, we had a curation of modern shoegaze, post-punk and a funky track from United Future Organisation.
From the landscapes of New Mexico, jazz affiocinado Delbert Anderson joins Sofia Kent on 95bFM for the upcoming Auckland Arts Festival Indigenous Music Series.
Anderson describes the intepretation of inherited stories and Diné values into the jazz melodies that simultaneously educate and uplift
"I hope it's more than just good music.. taking those stories away and creating awareness, letting people know the Diné tribe is still around and will be around for a very long time"
Mim Jensencame on Morning Glory to discuss her upcoming EP 'Shadow of a Gift.' They spoke about Jensen's recent performance opening for The Beths, the vulnerability of releasing her honest and raw music and the themes of her new EP.
On Morning Glory, Elle spoke to Noah Learmonth of Radio Free Alice about their latest single, Empty Words. The brash track comments on the feeling of social stagnation felt by young people and those implications on the music industry. Learmonth also spoke to the band's genesis and influences on both musical and otherwise.
On Morning Glory, Elle spoke with Stuart Patterson of The Empty Threats to discuss their latest single 'Phone Call.' Patterson discusses the band's journey from inception, the development of their sound and the hectic recording process of their upcoming album.
Sof spoke to Ms Ray (UK) about her love for the music of the 80s, working with Scenic Route on Scenic Route: Road Less Travelled, Vol. 2, released last year, and Sof's favourite song, 'Signs'.
Lucia chats with Tami Neilson about her upcoming show for The F Word, a feminist country songbook, which takes place tomorrow night in the Town Hall as part of Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki - Auckland Arts Festival. Whakarongo mai nei!
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