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The last Thursday Morning Glory of 2019! Jenn plays you some sweet tunes from the likes of Blanco, Sidney Gish, Sui Zhen and the Sons and Daughters of Lite. She will be back in the new year after lots of sun, sand and food. >>>> Tschüss! Bis bald! <<<<
This is Rachel's last show and it is full of top jams from the likes of Cate Le Bon, Sarah Mary Chadwick, the Majestics and 79.5 - in the middle the lovely bFM wahine bring her a cake, it's all a bit cute
Playlist
SoccerPractise - Ngā Whetu
GODTET - Enumerating
Bonobo - Ontario
Sarah Mary Chadwick - When Will Death Come
Cate Le Bon - Daylight Matters
Jay Som - If You Want It
Big Thief - Cattails
Eddy Current Suppression Ring - Our Quiet Whisper
The Pleasure Majenta - Swan Song
Lucy Dacus - Night Shift
Katharticus - Wilson Parking
79.5 - Sisters Unarmed
Leaping Tiger - Screw Face (feat Church & AP, JY Lee, Disciple Pati)
Warren G - Regulate
Noah Slee - America
Majestics - Key To Love (Is Understanding)
Jamila Woods - BETTY
Kikagaku Moyo/幾何学模様 - Green Sugar
Moody.v and the Menstrual Cycle - Mellow Masturbation
This week, Sam takes a look at the only studio album from 60s girl group the Ronettes. Released in 1964, this record acted as a collection of the group's singles which they had released over the previous two years.
An absolutely rammed show today with two fancy new bands and your usual dose of good music, tune in for a bit of a frantic Will pulling together the good bFM vibes for an easy Friday
Playlist
Duke Hugh - Butterflies
Franz Ferdinand - Darts Of Pleasure
Deaton Chris Anthony - Sircles
Sam Evian - Where Did You Go?
Jonathan Bree - Cover Your Eyes
Jazmine Mary - We Like To Party
Baxter Dury - Other Men's Girls
DJ Harrison - Thrift Stores/ VA Days
Amnesia Scanner - AS Acá feat. Lalita
Salad Boys - This Issue
Anthonie Tonnon - Submarine Bells [Chills Cover]
Stereolab - Mass Riff
PAPLOCO - BYE FOR NOW
Andy Pickett - Paid
DJ Shadow - Kings & Queens feat. Run The Jewels
Sleaford Mods - A Little Ditty
Groove Armada, Huxley, Andhim - Paris - Andhim Remix
On November's last Thursday of 2019, Jenn provides a playlist of many lovely ladies. Tune in to hear the likes of Astha Puthli saying yes, Nina Simone leaving a dying city, Cortina and their Dungeon Master and, much much more. She's on holiday next week so, see you in two!
Playlist
St Vincent - Birth In Reverse
Automatic - Electrocution
Asha Puthli - Say Yes
Noah Slee - America
Dharmarat - THE BARGE feat. choicevaughan
Nina Simone - Baltimore - Live At Vine St. Bar & Grill/1987
Begonia - Fear
Fanfickk - Pure
Waterfall Person - Coffee [Official Version]
Jean-Claude Vannier - Chasser la bête noire
Yeremy - Next Room Over
Ntl Landmarks - Love Light
Cortina - Entity
Sink Ya Teeth - Friends
Crumb - Part III
Leaping Tiger - Screw Face (feat Church & AP, JY Lee, Disciple Pati)
This week, Sam and Geneva take a look at the "lost" Neil Young album "Homegrown" which is finally seeing a releases after 45 years. Originally slated for a 1975 release, the album was canned at the last minute but has now finally seen the light of day in 2020.
Melanie come into bFM today for the FIRST FANCY NEW BAND SINCE LOCKDOWN giving us a glimpse into the future of sweaty Auckland nights. If you want the future to come sooner you can catch them tonight (the 3rd of July) at Whammy backroom (9pm) with JANG and Chewy Gum.
This week, Sam and Geneva take a look at the 1965 album from Nina Simone "Pastel Blues." Released during the height of the American civil rights movement, this album remains just as important today with tracks like Strange Fruit poignant reminders of America's dark past.
This week, Sam and Geneva are finally reunited in the studio after three months apart. To celebrate, they take a look at the third studio album from Devo "Freedom of Choice." Released in 1980, this album went on to become a smash hit for the group and marked the moment they moved from being an underground act to mainstream superstars.
This week, Sam and Geneva take a look at the debut album from Compton rapper Ice Cube "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted." Released in 1990, this record was essential in the development of gangsta rap in the 1990s and remains a crucial influence in the Black Lives Matter movement today.
This week, for the final album of NZ Music Month, Sam and Geneva take a look at the second studio album from Aotearoa soul queen Ladi6 "The Liberation Of..." Released in 2010, this album has been the most critically acclaimed of her career so far.
This week, Sam and Geneva are reunited for the first time in weeks. To celebrate, they take a look at the debut album from Street Chant "Means." Release in 2010, this record is a New Zealand indie classic and the album that set Street Chant on their way as a band.
This week, Sam takes a look at the self-titled debut album from Toy Love. Released in 1980, this album has become a New Zealand classic album and an essential record within the Dunedin sound scene.
This week, Sam took a look at the third studio album from dream pop duo Beach House "Teen Dream." Released in 2010, this record helped establish Beach House as one of the premier dream pop acts of the 2010s.
This week, Sam takes a look at the fourth studio album by British pop sensations the Pet Shop Boys "Behaviour" which is turning 30. Released in 1990, this album saw the duo switch up their sound slightly.
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