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Today's show begins with new electronica releases from Nice Girl, System Olympia, Vegyn and John Glacier... And – we have a speical guest at 11am, Sophie! She joins me in the studio to play two songs, and chat about her show next Wednesday April 17th at the Wine Cellar – supporting Heavy Chest on their NZ solo tour. Keep it on the b!
Playlist
Nice Girl - My Feeling
System Olympia, Working Men's Club - Sanctified
Vegyn, John Glacier - In The Front
Baba Stiltz - Underwater Love
Geneva AM - T(M)²I
Funk'n'SloCuts - lazy susan
Gerry Read, DJ Koze - Highly Recommended
Les Big Byrd - Just Like Arcadia
David Bowie - Queen Bitch
Burger/Ink - Bring Trance Back (To Las Vegas) (Blue Hotel)
Sofia and Joel have taken over! Two newsies take on the panel! A chaotic mix today ranging from Aphex Twin, Foo Fighters, the Smashing Pumpkins, Big Thief, and some kiwi bangers, with book recommendations and more random shit for your Good Friday!
Playlist
The Local Group - what a time to be alive
Church & AP - Nightmare feat. Deadforest
The Smashing Pumpkins - Today - 2011 Remaster
Dan Deacon - The Crystal Cat
Carla Geneve - I Never Noticed The Weight
Bowery Electric - Plasms of Survival
Aphex Twin - 180b_ [130]
Joe Ghatt - Always Remember
Les Big Byrd - Just Like Arcadia
Emperor X - Erica Western Teleport
Super Sport - Beach Master
George Clanton - I Been Young
Foo Fighters - Aurora
Oceans Before Me, Mara TK - Rāhapa feat. Troy Kingi
Fun and varied show today! Cycling through some neo-psychedalia with Unknown Mortal Orchestra – before the swirling ambient soundscapes of Florian TM Zeisig's new album, Planet Inc. Finished off with downtempo tracks by Nice Girl and Kalimera. Keep it on the b!
This week for Morning Glory Milly and her dad celebrate thier birthdays in the only way they know how - playing tunes of course! Lots of mean tracks, lots of vinyl is spun, and lots of fun is had.
Beginning with Pavement and ending on Julia Jacklin, a very Lucia Morning Glory this week. Morgan Flowers plays for Fancy New Band thanks to NZ on Air Music.
On today's morning glory, Sam brings you a calming selection of moody, ambient sounds to say goodbye to summer, but also welcome in the cosier months. The show begins with some Celtic folk – from Huw Mark Bennet (Wales), John Martyn (England), and Daisy Rickman (Cornwall). We later work our way through the electronic side of things with a Nabihah Iqbal remix. See you all next time, ka kite!
Playlist
Andrew Pekler - Waterway Rhythm
Huw Mark Bennett - Y Gwydd
John Martyn - Solid Air
Daisy Rickman - Borelesyow Bleujyowa
Adrianne Lenker - half return
Alex G - Black Hair
Frankie Cosmos - Secret Tongues
Ofo and Black Company - Beautiful Daddy
Earth Tongue - Bodies Dissolve Tonight!
Family Band - Large Dirt Piles
comforter2 - How To Arrive
Jawnino - It's Cold Out
Nabihah Iqbal - Sky River (Haider Uppal Remix)
Sau Poler - Juun
Wau Wau Collectif - Mouhamodou Lo and His Children
Elle catches up with MACEY about his newest single, 'before you have to go'. Together they discuss the writing of the single, its themes, and his relationship with music. MACEY also brought along his guitar to play the song live!
Lucian Rice joins Lucia in the studio to play stripped-back versions of two of his songs ahead of his upcoming EP: Right Now, Forever! Thanks to NZ on Air Music ❤️
Nick Rattigan, aka Current Joys was kind enough to have a chat about his new single "Lullaby For The Lost", as well as their upcoming album "East My Love" (due out on October 11th via Secretly Canadian), an Americana-esque journey exploring love, trauma, heartbreak and spiritual renewal. Think a warm, comforting hug after a hard day.
(A message from Lou - although this interview was live, I did edit it as I may or may not have forgotten to turn my mic off at the end. Silly me!)
Elle chatted with Molly Payton about her debut album YOYOTTA! Molly discusses the themes of the album, collaboration with her close friends, and her new experiences performing in the UK.