onlyevva (yung chibi) - hollow (prod. dj luxurious)
Dj Everything - soft spoken (emotional)
seaketa - Zuzukashiren
Otro - ...And Other Perishables
Tim Hecker - The Piano Drop
Trance Band - Ylva's Theme
Amselysen feat. 2xn - The Labour of Love
Karlfroye - Fateful
Swan Meat - SWAN MEaTS FRED AGAIN..
Fatima Al Qadiri - Loading Beijing
CHIYU - Moulting
Jenn feat. TALPAH - Dummy
ZAGAM - FLASHXBACK
Abssys - Desgarradura
Rattlesnakke - Sublimación
QOQEQA - CalaXucla
rab neba — Descent Into Datahell
jaijiu - Ensayo de Repique (MURGA TOOL)
111, 1127, S280F, and RABIT - angel's egg
IN MY TALONS - In Silence We March
Shushu - Jacuzzi
JM Croce - Adiós (Lou Kessler Remix)
Lukrø & Cardozo - Chiki
Zulu - Hooligan Break
BLOOD OF AZA - MAN DONT CARE EDIT
nl.DEFRAQ - EXOPLANET
S280F & Echavox - Force Fed
Lag Switch - Wreqqq
Ingesting Poison x This Is The New Shit
Ruido Con H - Dime
Blood of Aza - Cusp demo
Osheyack - Fake (Kat Nzhinga Bootleg)
Dj. Rogelio H - Mito Prehispanico
Yoshitaka Hikawa - Pointer
MYEN — EXUBERANCE (Ivory Black Edit)
초감제 X Kablam - Forced
Miedo Total - Pomegranate
Vapordog - exile
ESTOC - Avril's Complications
oOo- iPhone Voice Memo 2019 12-05 Lil Durk and Avril o0o rework
Whakarongo mai! Campbell is at the controls this week with all the killer selections traversing Jazz, Boogie, Tropical, Soul and Disco. @kirkjames13 @soul_scourer @95bfm
On Goldmine, a Saturday evening soundtrack by GoldTooth, Tāmaki Makaurau’s latest London import. DJ, music curator and dentist. A two-hour dive into the freshest sounds from across the globe: club heaters, deep cuts, diaspora gems, and underground electronics, woven together with GoldTooth’s signature flow. From Auckland, to everywhere. Tune in and strike gold.
WALAO! is your late night Monday's on bFM bringing us two hours of independent music
from the Asian continent and its diaspora, and witty commentary from hosts Oto and Jaycee.
The profiles of candidates standing in several Māori ward elections were missing from booklets given to enrolled voters intended to inform their votes.
In response to the missing candidate profiles, Te Pūkenga Here Tikanga Mahi The Public Service Association (PSA) — representing public servants — has called on the government to move the responsibility for running these elections out of the hands of private companies and back to the Electoral Commission.
Wednesday Wire Producer Emmanuel spoke to the PSA’s acting Kaihautū Māori, Marcia Puru, to discuss the PSA's view on the missing candidate information and its implications.
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