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Music 101 for Saturday 3 February 2024

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1:20 Celebrating music festival season

From big hitters like Laneway happening this week to Lyttleton's Port Noise, there are lots of excuses to be out and about in the festival spirit.

Charlotte picks top tracks from artists in festival line-ups, and Christchurch musician Adam Hattaway phones in from Little River Festival. 

Adam Hattaway and the Haunters

Adam Hattaway and the Haunters Photo: supplied

2:00 Dinosaur Jr. heading to NZ

J Mascis from Dinosaur Jr. has been a regular visitor to NZ over the years and speaks to Charlotte about his decades of music making - and his new solo album What Do We Do Now, which was released yesterday.  

Dinosaur Jr are performing at Auckland Town Hall on March 2nd to celebrate 30 years of their album Where You Been.

3:20 Introducing: Miakie & Ethan Jupe

This week we meet Miake & Ethan Jupe. Singer-songwriter Miakie is based in Napier, Hawkes' Bay and is joined by Auckland producer Ethan Dupe.

They share their new single 'Want the Goosebumps". The pair met up at Bigpop Studios in Auckland to make the song in early 2023. 

3:30 DJ Nia Archives and the new generation of jungle

UK Producer and DJ Nia Archives is part of the new generation of UK rave and drum & bass musicians.

Growing up, her Grandmother would play jungle, hip-hop and Jamaican music through the family sound system.

She formed her own record label - Hijinxx - and released her first single ‘Sober Feels’ in 2020

Since then she has been awarded DJ Mag Award for Best Breakthrough DJ, 2022 – NME Award for Best Producer and has been nominated for the Brit Award Rising Star.

From Jamaica and Leeds, Nia Archives is returning to New Zealand this week to perform at Laneway Festival.

4:00 The Mixtape - Tom Scott

On the mixtape today is Tom Scott, known for his musical projects Home Brew, At Peace, and Avantdale Bowling Club.

Last year after a decade-long hiatus, Home Brew released their second album Run It Back to much acclaim, alongside a two-part documentary on the process.

Tom shares tracks that inspired Home Brew’s new album, lyrically and thematically.

Musician Tom Scott

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Home Brew is performing at Laneway next week, and Avantdale Bowling Club is playing Morningside Live Block Party on the 31st of March.

His Mixtape picks are: 

Stevie Wonder - Have A Talk With God Bob Marley & The Wailers - One Drop Elton John - I'm Still Standing Marvin Gaye - Theme From Trouble Man Coke Escovedo - I Wouldn't Change A Thing Erykah Badu - Rim Shot

Songs played on the show today:

1-2 King Kapisi - Reverse Resistance [Instrumental Without BV's] Paramore - Burning Down The House Florence & The Machine - White Cliffs of Dover Chris Isaak - Wicked Game Mykki Blanco - French Lessons Katchafire - Frisk Me Down Adam Hattaway - Nothing Lasts Boygenius - Not Strong Enough Pet Shop Boys - Loneliness

2-3 Fun'Da'Mental (Fundamental) - Mother Africa Feeding Sista India Joni Mitchell - Big Yellow Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Honeybee Grace Cummings - On and On Neil Young - Old Man Delaney Davidson - Heaven is Falling ft. Reb Fountain Gruff Rhys - Bad Friend

3-4 Ernest Ranglin - Surfin The Chemical Brothers - Let It Forever Be Taylor Griffin - In Green feat. Nathan Haines Miakie & Ethan Jupe - Want the Goosebumps Dope Lemon - Marinade Fun Lovin' Criminals - Locos Erny Belle - Bowman The Animals - We’ve Got To Get Out Of This Place Home Brew - Run It Back