Music 101 for Saturday 28 July 2018
1 - 2 pm
Tash Sultana joins us for a frank discussion on gender, feminism and (of course) music.
Cellphones at gigs - maybe it’s time for some ground rules?
Introducing: Sollem Den
2-3 pm
Nick Bollinger’s take on the Sudanese-inspired album Haja by The Adults
This Sporting Life - early 80s indie Auckland band celebrate a re-issue.
Incredible vocalist (and sole parent) Sianne Doherty performs live.
3-4 pm
Terrible Sons - Members of The Dukes and L.A. Mitchell on getting married, having kids, and living a very different life to that of their 20s.
4-5 pm
The Mixtape: Karen O’Leary
A cop in the new Taika and Jermaine TV series Wellington Paranormal by night, Karen O'Leary is a preschool educator by day, winning the hearts of kids of all ages. She chooses some favorite tunes, and shares some of her own compositions.
Music played in this show
1-2pm
Tash Sultana - Journey
Tash Sultana
Tash Sultana - Salvation
Mojo Juju - Native Tongue
The Internet - Come Together
Lawrence Arabia - Cecily
Cosha - Do you wanna Dance
Christine And the Queens - Doesn’t Matter
Introducing Sollem Den
Sollem Den - Subtine Frequencies
2-3pm
The Sampler: The Adults - Haja
The Adults - Gisma
The Adults - Haja
The Adults - Bloodlines
The Adults - Boomtown
The Adults - Like The Moon
The Adults - That Gold
Maggie Rogers - Give a Little
This Sporting Life
The Beths - Happy Unhappy
Jonathan Bree - Sleepwalking
Sianne live @ RNZ
Sianne - Azelia
Sianne - Reach Out
3-4pm
Blood Orange - Charcoal Baby
The Sampler: Angelique Kidjo - Remain in Light
Angelique Kidjo - Born Under Punches
Angelique Kidjo - Once In A Lifetime
Angelique Kidjo - Listening Wind
Angelique Kidjo - The Overload
Angelique Kidjo - Houses in Motion
Angelique Kidjo - Crosseyed and Painless
L.A. Mitchell - Apple Heart
Terrible Sons - Tears Don’t Fall
Terrible Sons
Kimbra - Top of the World ft Snoop Dogg
Catpower - Wanderer
Luluc - Moon Girl
Rodriguez - I Wonder
Karen O'Leary - Poo in the Wharepaku
Maribou State - Feel Good (feat. Khruangbin)
4-5pm
The Mixtape: Karen O'Leary