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~ 'Be Gentle With Yourself' by Haven in response to "feeling satisfied" and "Oh lol um something reassuring, comforting" and "feeling lightly sweaty after a long walk on the mahurangi peninsula taking in all the crisp nature" and "quietyly joyful" and for the Emotional Request of the week
Up today on The Swap meet @95bfm it's the final show for July so it's the badman Campbell Ngata at the controls, with aural excursions into sweet soul, jazz funk, disco, latin, highlife, new soul, and on and on! Dial it up! @soul_scourer @kirkjames13
DJ don Campbell Ngata is back in the control room packing a tiny but perfectly formed crate for his 45 special - expect his latest 7" arrivals arrivals mashed in the mix with some favourite funky facemelters. Take it away Cambo!
💚 Back to back 1-4's for me this week! Today's show cycles from experimental ambient cuts with LA Timpa to mid 10's bedroom pop with Cyberbully Mom Club + Frankie Cosmos. We cast back to some older pre-millenia favourites too with Arab Strap, Peter Ivers, and The Masqueraders. Sink your teeth in, you never know what you might find. 💚
Kia ora goregous creatures 💚 Today's show sees us open with a tribute to CAN's Damo Suzuki who passed this month. We then move through a plethora of new music from a wide range of genres. Although this show might be slightly more dance-forward as it is bRave week after all - grab a last minute ticket if they're still available!
Dub flavours are covered with new music from Devon Rexi, Nyquist, and an old favourite from Mala. New music from indie-darlings MGMT andVampire Weekend also features. We also sneak a few Thursday 1-4 favourties via La Caution and Cheb i Sabbah to keep all happy.
💚 Kia ora angels~ Take a three-hour journey through borders, eras and genres. I also had the privledge to chat with Amita from Aunty's House, a community collective focused on celebrating and uplifting the South Asian diaspora in Aotearoa, about the collective and their anniversary gig this weekend.
Live Before the Entertainment Guide: B.B. King, Ruth Brown - Ain’t Nobody’s Business (Live At B.B. King’s Blues Club, Memphis 1993)
No Obtuse Tune of the Week, so we might have to double dose next week?
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