(I'm sorry but the last hour of the show has been lost, alas the playlist is still correct)
💚 This week's show see's lush sounds from everywhere!
Eccentric Track of the Week: Fela Kuti, Afrika 70 -Zombie Live Before the Entertainment Guide: Back next week!
Playlist is also available here for streaming on spotify and updates weekly. (But if you listen and like, please consider supporting on bandcamp / otherwise <3)
See you beautiful creatures next week, thank you always for supporting bFM 💚
Playlist
💚 playlist is also available here for streaming on spotify. (But if you listen and like, please consider supporting on bandcamp / otherwise <3
Totems - Replicated maya ongaku - Something in Morning Rain Juana Molina - Hope Enigma - Sadeness Part 1 (Radio Edit) Yaya bey - meet me in brooklyn Keith Robinson - Never Let It Go Bungle - Slow Down Alix Perez - Desanka Fat Freddy’s Drop - STAND STRAIGHT The Veils - Melancholy Moon Marlon Williams - Aua Atu Rā DARKSIDE - S.N.C Durand Jones & The Indications - Sea Gets Hotter Fela Kuti, Afrika 70 - Zombie Rubi Du - Played Me Noiseshaper - The Only Redeemer (Adrian Sherwood Remix) Flamingo Pier - Mazunte Sarvi, Koji. - Hold On Japanese Breakfast - Orlando in Love New Order - Temptation Papillon - Guylana Flea Miller - Letter Dog Nadia Reid - Hold It Up Love Spells - Come Over And Love Me ngaru - Uphill Battle Headache - The Beginning of the End Self Esteem - I Do This All The Time Mdou Moctar - Takoba Sea Mouse - Gearbox Serebii - Verrans Corner (Ft. Leith Sye Towers) Joy Orbison - flight fm Bushbaby - Groundsman Caru, Miccah - Jaywalk DJ LOVE - Flip the Funk Freeman 713 - The Fool Hominid - You are not a wallflower SAULT - Signs Wild Nothing - Paradise
It is a fact that what makes Aotearoa New Zealand an amazing place to live is nature. Our export industries are built off the idea of a ‘clean, green New Zealand’, attracting tourists and food exports.
Greenpeace’s Executive Director Russel Norman claims that “Luxon’s relentless War on Nature burns the natural capital of Aotearoa for short term GDP growth.”
He has called it a ‘war on nature’, and says that the clean-up costs of a coal mine are greater than a full year of royalties that coal companies pay to the government.
Sasha spoke in depth about Christoper Luxon’s continued ‘war on nature’ with Russel, further speaking on international implications.
bRave is back! Head along to The Mothership on 1 March for bRave III with yet-to-be-announced DJs. Listen back to hear Jonny's chat with Serena Stevenson about the Splore documentary Three Days in February, listen back for the Aural Emporium, and Billy Strings will be playing his debut Aotearoa show this July at Spark Arena.
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