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Boarding House Reach by Jack White
7:30 PM.For Boarding House Reach, Jack White goes heavy on the funk and synthesisers, but has he over-reached himself? Nick Bollinger takes a critical listen. Read more Audio
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The Mixtape: Chelsea Jade
4:00 PM.Los Angeles based songwriter Chelsea Jade charts her music career from busking in Botany town mall to writing a chart-topping hit for EDM pop duo Chainsmokers. This year she'll release her own solo… Read more Video, Audio
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Tom Lee-Richards in session
3:00 PM.Whangarei-born Melbourne musician Tom Lee-Richards brought his looping pedal into the RNZ studio to perform two songs. Read more Audio
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Leisure and the APO: "I’m pretty sure it will never happen again in our lifetimes"
2:05 PM.Playing with the Auckland Philharmonia is a big deal, and the traditionally laid-back R&B five-piece Leisure, aren't treating it lightly. Read more Audio
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INTERVIEW: Gin Wigmore just started a 'girl gang'
1:40 PM.Gin Wigmore has a beautiful six-month-old boy, a brand new album – Ivory, and she's just started a 'girl gang'. Read more Video, Audio
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Adrian Sherwood on why reggae took over the world
1:10 PM.Founder of English dub label On-U Sound and champion of global bass culture Adrian Sherwood shares his theories on the universal appeal of reggae music. Read more Video, Audio
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Seeing Things by Eb and Sparrow
7:30 PM.Wellington band Eb and Sparrow peer into some dark corners but also find places of comfort and hope on their third album. Nick Bollinger has a listen. Read more Audio
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Clean by Soccer Mommy
7:30 PM.Nick Bollinger discusses the bloody, gutsy songs of 20-year-old Sophie Allison, otherwise known as Soccer Mommy. Read more Audio
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Okovi by Zola Jesus
7:30 PM.Nick Bollinger delves into the life-and-death matters of Zola Jesus's Okovi. Read more Audio
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Nakita: " I have to figure things out for myself now"
4:40 PM.Local pop sensation Nakita is reinventing herself at the ripe old age of nineteen. Read more Audio
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What So Not: the reason Toto's 'Africa' got back in the charts thirty years later
3:40 PM.Australian EDM artist What So Not talks about Piha being the genesis of his album and how playing Toto's 'Africa' in his sets made the song chart after thirty years. Read more Audio
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Hiphop & Samoan oratory: brothers from another mother
3:00 PM.Today's hip-hop 'battles' have interesting similarities with the art of traditional Samoan oratory (lauga), says music producer Anonymouz. He brings the two art forms into conversation in the upcoming… Read more Video, Audio
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VIDEO: How British pop star Dua Lipa got to #1
2:30 PM.British pop star Dua Lipa was named the UK's most streamed woman of 2017 by Spotify, and when Bruno Mars brought his mammoth 24K Magic tour to New Zealand last month, he handpicked her as his… Read more Video, Audio
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Lucy Dacus: 'Nothing is only sad. Nothing is only funny'
2:00 PM.Lucy Dacus' astonishingly confident second album Historian has cemented the 22 year old from Virginia as one of the standout artists of 2018. Read more Audio
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Chuck D: 'I always have a middle finger towards Captain Cook'
1:40 PM.Public Enemy's Chuck D and Rage Against The Machine's Brad Wilk talk power, politics and packing a punch with their new band Prophets of Rage. Read more Audio
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INTERVIEW: Jack White on ladybugs, taxidermy and his confounding new album
1:10 PM.Jack White has always gone against the grain, drawing on the minimalism of early blues and analogue recording for The White Stripes when everyone else was going digital. His third solo record Boarding… Read more Video, Audio
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Victoria Hanna backstage at Womad
11:00 AM.Trevor Reekie talks to Israeli musician Victoria Hanna backstage at Womad. Read more Audio
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The Mixtape: Tina Cross
4:00 PM.Tina Cross started her career as a teenager on song and dance Television shows in the 70s. At 59, she's a songwriter, an ambassador for Women's refuge, and she runs workshops in prisons. Read more Audio
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Carnivorous Plant Society cram the RNZ studio full of band members, instruments, and genres
3:25 PM.Cinematic jazz gang Carnivorous Plant Society perform live at RNZ. Read more Video, Audio
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Hex Live from SXSW
3:15 PM.Tony Stamp speaks to Hex's Kiki Van Newtown at South By Southwest. Read more Audio
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Rahim Alhaj interview Live at WOMAD
2:30 PM.Rahim Alhaj's new album 'Letters from Iraq: Oud and String Quintet" draws from the stories and experiences recounted to him by Iraqui people following the U.S. invasion. He talked to Trevor Reekie… Read more Audio
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The Breeders' Kim Deal: All Nerve
2:00 PM.Kim Deal is one of the most iconic and influential voices of the 90s as bassist and sometime singer of The Pixies, and as leader of her own band The Breeders. She speaks to Kirsten Johnstone about… Read more Video, Audio
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Kamasi Washington - the young giant of jazz
1:30 PM.The American tenor saxophonist heralded as the saviour of jazz tells us he leaves "the music wide open". Read more Video, Audio
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Shona Laing on her friend and collaborator Mahinārangi Tocker
1:20 PM.Almost ten years after her death from an asthma attack, the late Mahinārangi Tocker was celebrated with a tribute show Love Me As I Am, part of the Auckland Arts Festival. Tony Stamp speaks to… Read more Video, Audio
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Music 101 Pocket Edition 179: Kim Deal/ Kamasi Washington
12:00 PM.In this week's Pocket Edition we have interviews with jazz saxophonist Kamasi Washington, who just performed at Womad and Auckland Arts Festival, and Kim Deal, the veteran bass player, singer… Read more Audio