Today on your bFM Breakfast: A big bowl of some good music for Breakie this morning; with a dash of The Mind Trench with Rob Bollix bringing us some hot takes on ~art~ and stuff about outta space; plus Peter Ruddell pops up to talk about Sulfate, his new solo project that's taking the airwaves by storm. Nothing like some good tunes to clear up a foggy morning.
Field Whispers (Into The Crystal Palace) by Fire-Toolz as the Play It Out album for the week
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'Heal Up And Move' by Theo Parrish, in response to "Monaco...Blue, my emotional fix ,love understanding, and forgiveness . ..the very last line ties it all in .. .?" for the Emotional Request of the week (out to the number ending in 675 on the request line)
Emergence Vol. 1 by Renick Bell & Fis as the Play It Out album for the week (~each puchase of the album plants 100 trees!!)
~ 'Mother Of The Future' by Electro Keyboard Orchestra, in response to "Ive had a hectic as fuck day at uni and the feeling I'm requesting is anxiety." for the Emotional Request of the week (out to the number ending in 649, and all the spring-time txters on the request line)
A public holiday special? Or a special public holiday? Perhaps both!
Explore the duality of breakfast content with the duo of Oscar and Liv.
For 3 hours. It'd be quite the endeavour, but you should try it! Its nutritional content is as follows; 75g of musical noise, 15g of dawdling dialogue, 5g of eating and another 5g of technological exploration. Wow! If that sounds like a bit of you, which of course it does, go ahead take a bite!
New songs from Sudan Archives, Roy Irwin, Four Tet, A$AP Rocky, Floating Points, Pharmakon, Iggy Pop and More. On the Long Player we hear from Valentine and Clementine Nixon of Purple Pilgrims about their new record 'Perfumed Earth'.
Number 2 really crept up on me but here it is, two more hours of hit after absolute hit. I'm playing a fair bit of Mac Dre tonight, with some of the best grind to come outta Eastern Europe, lots of weirdo post punk/goth shit all held tother with synthy interludes and doses of obscurity. It's a playlist from me to you.
'Serenade Of The Doll' by I Am Just A Pupil, in response to Summer School & 'In The Neighbourhood (Downtown Mix)' by Sisters Underground, in response to "Packing up the house to leave Auckland for good. Will miss the 95 fam a lot. Have you got a track for that?" (out to the number ending in 319)
Hope you're cooking up a mighty feast for Xmas Morn'. If not, Keria is here to fill in that festive void in your life, spinning 3 hours of "hopefully not too shit" christmas songs from near and far. Happy festivities and Merry Christmas (ya filthy bFM animals...)! Love yaaa <3
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