Songwriting
Brooke Fraser: live in session
Brooke Fraser joins us in the Music 101 studio with new songs from the album Brutal Romantic. Video, Audio
Introducing - Alexander Wildwood
Mt Maunganui's Alexander Wildwood introduces his single Bad Blood. Audio
Anatomy of a song- Marlon Williams- Bloodletter
RDU's Spanky Moore gets inside contemporary New Zealand hit tunes - this week it's Marlon Williams' 'Bloodletter' Audio
Anatomy of a Song: Marlon Williams - 'Bloodletter'
RDU's Spanky Moore gets inside contemporary New Zealand hit tunes - this week it's Marlon Williams' 'Bloodletter' Audio
Music 101 Pocket Edition 16
The wild, electroacoustic sounds of Douglas Lilburn, Phoenix Foundation's 'Black Mould' uncovered and Keystone State Boys' Choir. Audio
Black Mould by The Phoenix Foundation
Anatomy of A Song gets inside contemporary New Zealand hit tunes - in this episode The Phoenix Foundation unpack 'Black Mould'. Audio
Michael Cathro on Ha The Unclear's debut album
Ha the Unclear's Michael Cathro has overseen a long migration with his project - from Dunedin where he started the band under another name, to Cork, Ireland, and finally to Auckland. The migration has… Audio
Chelsea Jade Metcalf
Dream pop proponent Chelsea Jade Metcalf has dropped her Watercolours moniker, but the soft-focus edges of her ethereal R&B remain. She talks us through her new EP Beacons. Audio
Emily Edrosa
On a difficult road to Street Chant's second album, Emily Edrosa overcame writer's block and internet addiction. She talks about her new self-recorded and self-released EP. Audio
Bernie Griffen - Salvation
Bernie Griffen and his new band The Thin Men have just released his sophomore LP Salvation, recorded in Auckland's The Lab recording studio, Trevor Reekie meets up with Griffen, his partner and… Audio
Music reviewer Grant Smithies
Grant Smithies rounds-up the five finalists for the 2014 APRA Silver Scroll, the only peer voted songwriting award in New Zealand, with the winner decided by over 10,000 fellow songwriters from the… Audio
Bulletbelt - Rise
Black metal horde Bulletbelt are set to release Rise of the Banshee this week, their new album that features the Wellington-based band's new vocalist Joelene Tempest. Craig Hayes sits down with… Audio
Womad 2014 Live: Kimbra, Ane Brun
Interviews and performance high-lights from Kimbra, originally from Hamilton, and Norwegian born artist Ane Brun. Audio
Bruce Springsteen's Theology
Professor Azzan Yadin-Israel from Rutgers University in New Jersey runs a course for first year students called Bruce Springsteen's Theology. The course analyses Springsteen lyrics for their biblical… Audio
Herriot Row Album Diary
In late June 2014, Auckland based singer-songwriter Simon Comber flew to San Francisco to record the debut Herriot Row album at Tiny Telephone Studios with John Vanderslice, renowned producer for… Audio
Mulholland - Stop and Start Again
Jol Mulholland, the eldest of the Mulholland brothers, is following up his solo debut, Eugene Told Me You Were Dead, with a new album, Stop and Start Again. The record finds the prolific producer and… Audio
Ron Gallipoli
After a hiatus from fronting abrasive post-punk band Sharpie Crows, Sam Bradford has taken up electronic music and returned as Ron Gallipoli, with a new album titled Ron Gallipoli Loves You All. We… Audio
Wet Wings
After a hiatus that could easily have been permanent, Wellington-via Christchurch group Wet Wings have returned with a new mini album of experimental pop duets. We talk to core members Darian Woods… Audio
Things We Said Today: The Beatles influence on New Zealand songwriters
In Things We Said Today, music journalist Nick Bollinger talks to New Zealand songwriters Tim Finn, Lawrence Arabia and Princess Chelsea about the influence of The Beatles on their work, and the… Audio
Fatima
The Swedish born vocalist and Floating Points collaborator tells Emma Smith how she hand picked the production talent on her debut Yellow Memories. Audio