100% New Zealand music week has come to a close but the tunes from Aotearoa keep rolling. James from Yon Loader chats to Rachel about the new project and a new release. Jenna reviews Everything Is Beautiful and Everything Hurts on Loose Reads. Salene answers your renting queries on A Room Of One's Own. Whakarongo mai nei!
On this Moody Monday Jade discusses all things spirit animal, and shows y'all some new music discoveries of the week.
Pps out Club Ruby's latest track: 'BADA (you're Born Alone and you Die Alone, and that's good enough for me, so I hope it's good enough for you too)' was celebrated last Friday at their sold out 'Triple Launch Party' in collab with SPECK Comics Zine at the Wine Cellar. Stream it now on all the platforms and give them a follow at @clubrubysucks to see them gear up for their next release!
Playlist
Soem groovy tunes :)))
Garageland - Fay Ray
Vera Ellen - Fake Milk
The Forbin Project - L.O.V.E. Power
Clementine Valentine - Endless Night
Jujulipps - Saucy
POOLCLVB & Woodes - Till The End (AROHA remix)
Kieran Tahir - You might not be alone
Hot Face - Dura Dura
Violet Hirst - Descending Song
The Sour - Drinking on a Sunday [Demo]
Yon Loader - Another Year
Molly Nilsson - Hey Moon!
Lifeguard - 17-18 Lovesong
Club Ruby - BADA (you're Born Alone and you Die Alone, and that's good enough for me, so I hope it's good enough for you too)
News and Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins spoke to ACT MP Karen Chhour about the National Party joining ACT in opposing government policy to increase housing density in major cities and calls to protect mining by big overseas companies on Aotearoa’s conservation land.
Nicholas talked to Anu Kaloti from Migrant Workers Association New Zealand about their petition to grant amnesty to all migrant workers who have overstayed their visa regardless of their country of origin.
And Leilani is the new host of Tomorrow's World — the segment that explores how science affects people and our future on planet Earth. For her first piece, she spoke to Pippa McKelvie-Sebileau, a Doctoral Candidate Population Health at the University of Auckland and Lisa Te Morenga, an Associate Professor in Nutrition and Māori Health about how 7 out of 10 Type 2 diabetes cases globally are related to poor diet, and how Aotearoa fits into that statistic.
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