Music 101
Local and international musical happenings from a New Zealand perspective, with Kirsten Johnstone.
Music Mix
A contemporary music magazine, with interviews and music hosted by Nick Atkinson.
The Sampler
Nick Bollinger casts a critical ear over the latest CD offerings.
Access All Areas
Trevor Reekie dodges past security to get to the heart of industry trends and happenings.
Saturday Music Feature
A weekly interaction with musical people, places, and events.
Hidden Treasures
Trevor Reekie takes you on a trip that seeks out musical gems from niche markets around the globe.
Jazz
Weekly jazz programmes include Jazz Footprints, Jazz at Lincoln Center and Round Midnight.
Wayne's Music
Catch the sounds that shaped the decades at 11pm Saturday and 10.40pm Sunday.
Three hours of music news and interviews from Aotearoa and all over the world.
2-3pm
Music Streaming Services
With the launch of Spotify in Australasia this week, we take a look at what the various new subscription music streaming services provide to the public, and what impact they might have on local music business - what's in it for musicians, songwriters and labels? We speak to Stephen O'Hoy of local music aggregator Digital Rights Management (DRM), Round Trip Mars label manager Jim Pinckney, Phoenix Foundation's Sam Scott, and author of The Economic Reality Of Streaming Anil Prasad.
Ziggy Changed My Life
Gary Kemp - founder and guitarist of Spandau Ballet - marks the 40th anniversary of David Bowie's influential album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders from Mars, which was released on 6 June 1972.
The Sampler: Sinead O'Connor
The Irish singer-songwriter further breaks down the barriers between her public and private life in the songs on How About I Be Me (And You Be You) - Nick Bollinger takes a listen.
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3-4pm
Opossom
Ex-Mint Chicks singer Kody Neilson is about to release Electric Hawaii, the debut album from his new project Opossom. It's an album of genre- and era-mashed psychedelic pop, which unsurprisingly bears some comparison with his brother Reuben's latest outing as Unknown Mortal Orchestra.
Introducing: Marconi Receiver
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The Golden Awesome
Wellington shoegazers dissect their sound, and reveal just what vocalist Stef Animal is singing about on their debut Autumn.
Shayne Carter
We catch up with the Dimmer front man as he ends the long-running project with a live bang this week, and find out what's next for the songwriter and performer.
Gig Guide
4-5pm
Bic Runga Live at Holy Trinity
The beautiful voice and songs of Bic Runga, captured in the lofty surrounds of the Holy Trinity Church in Parnell, Auckland. The set includes songs from the latest album Belle, as well as favourites such as 'Drive', 'Beautiful Collision' and 'Bursting Through', backed by ex-Mint Chicks Kody Neilson and Michael Logie.
www.radionz.co.nz/bicrunga
Junior Lyric Writing Competition 2012
The Play It Strange Trust runs a number of initiatives to promote songwriting in schools including the Junior Lyric Writing Competition. Singer-songwriter Annah Mac spent time mentoring pupils of East Tamaki Primary School in South Auckland as they practiced their ukuleles and worked on their entry. Nick Atkinson tagged along.
Temper Trap
Australian indie rock group Temper Trap have a new album and a new member - we speak to Kiwi keys player Joseph Greer about his new job.
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Peter Fry presents four hours of music, reminiscences and entertainment including listeners' requests.
Wayne Mowat presents his selection of songs from the 1960s.
A weekly selection of hymns.
Host Trevor Reekie showcases a spirited Colombian seven-piece band covering one of Michael Jackson's million sellers as well as delivering a birthday shout out to one of Aotearoa's best known songwriters.
Musicians from Auckland's Philharmonia Orchestra and young hip hop artists are coming together for the fifth year running to make an amazing musical fusion. We talk to the project's musical director, Matthew Salapu.
Maori music hosted by Eru Rerekura
Exploring issues and events from a tangata whenua perspective.
NgÄti Awa musician Emma Paki released her last EP Trinity, in 2010. This year she's been back in the studio doing what she loves, creating music. Justine Murray has a chat with Emma about her career which began with Mana Wahine group, The Black Katz.
Chris Bourke presents an audio history of popular music recorded in New Zealand in the 1950s and early 1960s.
Wayne Mowat presents tunes too good to be forgotten from the 1960s.
Repeated from Sunday Morning
David Knowles introduces the Memphis-based radio show with an international reputation for its location recordings of blues musicians live in concert.
This week we have a session of 'rock-a-boogie' from the talented pianist Mitch Woods and His Rocket 88s. They were recorded at the New Orleans and Jazz Fest.
After the chat about religion and the blues from William Lee Ellis it's the turn of Chubby Carrier, the man dubbed the "World's Premier Zydeco Showman".
He and his Bayou Swamp Band love touring and spend half the year on the road, or in this case, the Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise.
Repeated from a recent Wednesday
Nick Bollinger casts a critical ear over personal new albums from Sinead O'Connor and Loudon Wainwright III and asks: are these singers giving us too much information? Plus a set that surveys some wide open musical spaces from local roots quintet Great North.
For music details, or to Listen Again check: www.radionz.co.nz/thesampler
Rosalie Howarth takes listeners on a weekly journey through the music of many different cultures around the world. This week It's "Reggae en Española", as we hear reggae sung in Spanish from Chile, Canada, Argentina and Spain.
Colette Jansen explores the full spectrum of this influential genre and its musicians.
This week: Tamara Smith is a Christchurch-based flautist whose travels have taken her to all places exotic and helps fuel her passion to compose for world-jazz group Mundi. The band is an eclectic mix of travelled musicians and features banjo, marimba, tabla,djembe and more. Their latest album is called In The Blink Of An Eye.
www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/jazzfootprints
Another chance to hear music chosen by one of Kim Hill's recent guests
Nick Atkinson presents a contemporary music magazine, with interviews and music from:
Zowie
Auckland singer-songwriter Zowie is about to release her debut album Love Demolition. She's been attracting attention in the New York Times while playing private parties for influential American blogger Perez Hilton and she supported Katy Perry on 11 of her Australasian shows, a world away from her early days as a pupil at Northcote College. Trevor Reekie talks to Zowie about Bionic Pixie, collaborations, and creativity.
Urbantramper
Lake McKenna's been self-releasing indie-pop since 2004 while surrounding himself with an ever-changing line-up of collaborators. For his latest album Internet Freedom Is Love, he investigates the modern world; high-speed connections, emoticons, and 'the sharing of sentiment and ideas across vast distance'. Lake walks Kirsten Johnstone through a few of the new songs.
Rodney Fisher
He's best known as one of the two singers from Goodshirt, who recently reformed. Fisher's been busy since the band's hiatus, touring with Breaks Co Op through New Zealand and the UK, where he stayed on for five years, putting on big-band-folk-alt-country shows before returning home. Long before that Rodney recorded a solo album which has only now been released. Richard Wain's been on his case for the last seven years, even watching Rodney play a show in old London town. The album's called Songs From The Backyard and it's a wee acoustic gem.
Nick Bollinger casts a critical ear over the latest CD offerings.
Repeat of Tuesday's programme
For music details, or to Listen Again check: www.radionz.co.nz/thesampler
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