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On the show this week, we spin Unknown Mortal Orchestra's new album, Sex & Food (our 'Let's Get Physical' artist for the week) and we throw on some new finds by QUARTERBACKS, Gulfer and No Vacation. Aimee pops in for Who Arted, chatting with the director and founder of Auckland Artweek, Deborah White. Jam it out... ~ ~ ~
This week on Tuesday Morning Glory Hunter chats with Sylvia Dew from Polyester on My Morning Mixtape, as well as playing new songs from Kali Uchis, Hinds and Unknown Mortal Orchestra.
Playlist
U.S. Girls - Rosebud
Kali Uchis - Just A Stranger (feat Steve Lacy)
Ryan Hendriks - Sirens (feat. Cleophus)
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - Talking Straight
Petal - Better Than You
Wax Chattels - In My Mouth
Sea Views - Dream Home [Live at Golden Dawn December 2017]
On the show this week, we spin Wax Chattel's Stay Disappointed 7" (our 'Let's Get Physical' artist for the week) and we hear some sweet tunes by Taeko Ohnuki and Tyler, The Creator. Aimee is away for Who Arted this week so the show is jam packed full of hits, check it out! ~ ~ ~
London-based New Zealand author Eva Wyles joins Thursday host Emma Gleason to discuss Deliverywoman, Eva's new book of short stories, which she's currently touring around Aotearoa. The two discuss the art of observational writing, how a sense of humanity can be found in people and places, plus what's good about Wellington. She also recommends some great books: SecretHeart and Bug Week by Airini Beautrais, Audition by Pip Adam, The Book of Guilt by Catherine Chidgey, Temporary by Hilary Leichter, and Tenth of December by George Saunders.
You can see her at Time Out bookstore on February 10 for the Deliverywoman book tour, where she'll be interviewed by Saraid de Silva. Eva will also be at Christchurch's Scorpio Books on March 3.
i tēnei wiki, we are talking about the tākoketai/black petrel... also known as the tāiko! a very important manu to ngāti rehui-ngātiwai ki aotea that calls aotea/great barrier island and hauturu-o-toi/little barrier islands it's kāinga!
This morning's Fancy New Band is Tāmaki Makaurau-based Emily Cuff, who played three tracks that blends emotions and feelings of introspective storytelling.
Orlando Cooper, bassist for Tāmaki-based neo-soul band Psycho Gab, stops by the 95bFM studio to talk to Thursday host Emma Gleason about their new song 'Compass' (number two in this week's top 10) and how they shot the video on Super 8 film. Tomorrow he and the band head to Shipwrecked music festival.
Back from Berlin for the New Zealand summer and a nine-date tour, Muroki catches up with Thursday Morning Glory host Emma Gleason about life in Europe, unforgettable road trips through Morocco and Kenya, and how they've all influenced his new album Amber Skies, out now.
much to liv's delight we are talking about another braided river bird this wiki! yeah that's right my skuxxes, it's the freaking wrybill, the ngutu pare!!! we love this bird so much and u better love her too cos otherwise piet will b mad XD
Pōneke artist Felix Bird stops by the 95bFM studio ahead of his debut Tāmaki Makaurau show at Public Bar to tell Thursday Morning Glory host Emma Gleason about what shaped his musical sensibility and the distinctive sound of his new EP blue car + house, some good things about Wellington's creative scene, and what to expect from tonight's gig.
u think u know all the birds and then the matuku hūrepo/australasian bittern comes out and bites u in the bum and says hey guys pls talk about me! join piet and liv for a dive into the australasian bittern, a very elusive and sexy manu, in desperate need of our awhi and attention! whakarongo mai nei :-))
link to piet's notes about the matuku hūrepo here!
Pounding post punk band Prosa came in for Fancy New Band this morning and performed three songs from their EP 'Idle State' which came out december last year. their sound is raw, honest and heavy!
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