Music 101 for Saturday 20 July 2019
Cindy Hulej of Carmine Street Guitars Photo: Ron Mann/
1:10 Tama Waipara
Yadana Saw talks to Tama Waipara about organising the inaugural Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival this October.
1:30 Song Crush
Danielle Street and Elliott Childs join Kirsten Johnstone to dissect their pick of the week's new music.
2:10 James Blake
British musician and producer James Blake talks to Yadana Saw about his love of Connan Mockasin's music and being the go-to producer for artists like Beyoncè and Kendrick Lamar.
2:30 Harmonic Resonators Live in Session
Jeremy Hantler talks to Yadana Saw about the Harmonic Resonators' uniquely New Zealand blend of pop, country and waiata and keeping the family band tradition alive.
3:10 Carmine Street Guitars
Elliott Childs talks to Rick Kelly and Cindy Hulej, guitar makers and the subjects of the documentary Carmine Street Guitars.
3:30 He Waka Kōtuia
Yadana Saw talks to Dunedin rangatahi who have joined forces with Mara TK and Troy Kingi to write, perform and release a collection of waiata Te Mahi Tamariki.
4:10 The Mixtape with Concord Dawn
New Zealand Drum and Bass duo Concord Dawn join Tony Stamp for the RNZ Mixtape.
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Song Crush - Wilco, Denzel Curry, Sampa The Great
5:38 PM.The Song Crush team this week play some tracks you should listen to instead of the new Ed Sheeran record Read more Audio
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James Blake on why concertgoers need to just shush
2:15 PM.In his only New Zealand interview, Grammy-winning multi-instrumentalist James Blake tells RNZ Music why concertgoers need to "shut up" and "just listen to the person play". Read more Audio
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The Harmonic Resonators perform a Māori folk song medley
2:30 PM.Tauranga folk band The Harmonic Resonators is a multi-generational group that plays classic Kiwi singalong tunes. They swung by the RNZ studios to perform this awesome medley of beloved NZ waiata. Read more Video, Audio
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Carmine Street Guitars
3:00 PM.Elliott Childs talks to New York based guitar builders Rick Kelly and Cindy Hulej, the subjects of Carmine Street Guitars, a documentary which is playing at the New Zealand International Film… Read more Audio
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He Waka Kōtuia
3:30 PM.He Waka Kōtuia are a Ōtepoti/Dunedin kapa haka roopu who have just released an album with Mara TK and Troy Kingi. The rangatahi join Yadana Saw to talk about the process of songwriting. Read more Audio
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The Mixtape: Concord Dawn
3:30 PM.Concord Dawn are a drum n bass duo made up of Matt Harvey and Evan Short, who started making music in 1999, going on to great success in NZ and abroad.
To celebrate their twentieth anniversary they… Read more Audio
Music played in this show
1-2pm
ILL BILL feat. Bad Brains - Riya
Seratones - Power
Tama Waipara
Annie Crummer - Language
Song Crush
Ed Sheeran - Take Me Back To London (Feat. Stormzy)
Sampa The Great - OMG
Wilco - Love Is Everywhere (Beware)
Mal Blum - I Don’t Want To
Denzel Curry - Ricky
Steve Gunn - Be Still Moon
Dolly Valentine - Michigan, 1997 feat. Field Medic
Skux - Kudis
2-3pm
Johnny Clegg & Savuka - Asimbonanga
Mermaidens - I Might Disappear
James Blake
Conan Mockasin - Momo's
Kendrick Lamar - Pride
James Blake - I'll Come Too, Are You In Love
Harmonic Resonators
Walk Right Back, E Papa Waiari, Me He Manu Rere, He Puru Taitama, E Noho E Ata, Hoki Mai, Tūtira mai Ngā Iwi
Public Service Broadcasting - Go!
3-4pm
Beastie Boys - Hey Ladies
Carmine Street Guitars
Christine Bougie - I Can Never Remember His Face
Bill Frisell - Surfer Girl
Nels Cline - For Each, A Flower
Theia - Not Your Princess
Reduction Agents - Urban Yard
He Waka Kōtuia
Te Mahi Tamariki - Huia te Aroha
Lake South - Holloway Road
Red Hearse - Half Love
Surf Friends - New Wheels
4-5pm
The Mixtape: Concord Dawn
Steely Dan - Hey Nineteen
Led Zeppelin - Black Dog
Sick Of It All - Step Down
Dom & Roland - Thunder Composer
The Prodigy - Out Of Space
Kyuss - Gardenia