Music 101 for Saturday 27 May 2023

Nau mai haere mai, welcome to Music 101 with Charlotte Ryan for 27 May

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1:10 NZMM The Song I Wish I'd Written' Part Four

It's the final week of New Zealand Music Month, which means its the final installment of our feature 'The Song I Wish I'd Written' 

This weeks artists featured are: 

Mel Parsons, Pickle Darling, Delaney Davidson, Samara Alofa, Jazmine Mary & Dianne Swann. 

1.30 DLT talks 'Chains' & Hip Hop Stand Up Documentary season 3

NZ HIP HOP STAND UP Series 3 launched this week, continuing the journey of delving deeper into the rich, diverse landscape of Aotearoa’s hip hop history..
And exploring some of the most ground-breaking and influential tracks to have been released over the past three decades.

Season 3 celebrates the 1989 hip hop hit  “She’s a Mod/Mod Rap” by Double J and Twice the T , the classic ‘Chainz’ by DLT and Che Fu, as well as tracks by Nesian Mystik, Ladi 6, Lost Tribe Melodownz, Fast Crew & Melodownz. 
And much like the first and second series, key figures of Aotearoa’s hip hop scene, lend their expertise and share memories of how these tracks came together One of these Key figures is DLT.

2.00 The Damned's Captain Sensible

Legendary British punk pioneers, The Damned, have announced their return to New Zealand for a series of shows next week. 

Formed in 1976, alongside The Clash and Sex Pistols The Damned are regarded a as a seminal force punk music - some including Motörhead’s Lemmy believed they were “the only real punk band”.

Charlotte Ryan spoke to frontman Captain Sensible about the bands live shows and asked if they are still as punk as their reputation proceeds.

The Damned with Captain sensible play next Friday, June 2nd at the Powerstation, Auckland & Saturday, June 3rd at San Fran in Wellington Tickets here. The band's 12th studio album, Darkadelic, is out now.

2.30 Sampler :  The National &  Deva Mahal

This week Tony is taking a break - so we have some guest critics - First Elliott Childs reviews the latest release from stately indie rockers The National,  and Maggie Tweedie assesses future classics from Deva Mahal.

3:15 Introducing: Coast Arcade

This week on Introducing its a four piece indie rock band from Tamaki Makaurau called Coast Arcade. 

Their new E.P 'Next to Me' was recorded at Joel Little's 'Big Fan' studios - in between exams - as two band members are still at school.  

They've been playlisted on Apple Music, are playing a sold out show at Big fan tonight in Tamaki Makaurau.

Bella Bavin from Coast Arcade introduces their new single - 'Next To Me'

3:20 Introducing Emily Rice 

Emily Rice, one half of Aro, introduces her new single 'Warenoa'  in celebration of NZ Music Month.

3.30  Music 101 Live Session WOMB  

Womb are a Poneke based trio of siblings -  twins Haz & Cello, and sister Georgie Forrester. 
The band has been captivating audiences since 2018 with their beautiful ethereal shoegazey - dream pop and in 2021 signed to Flying Nun Records.

They have been a favourite of ours at Music 101 for a while now, so we invited the band to perform a special NZMM session for us. 

They perform three songs for uS:

When I see You
Is it Cold in the Water
Dreaming Of A Future Again 

4pm  The Mixtape Dujon Cullingford 

Our guest picking the music today and talking life, is Dujon Cullingford. 

DJ and record collector based in Ngāruawāhia, New Zealand 

He is one of our countries champion's for underground New Zealand funk soul and disco from back in the day.

Here are the songs from his Mixtape:

Spann - Undertaker
Rhythm Of Life - Dindi
Joy Yates - Man Of Mystery
British Paints NZ - Sweet Inspiration
Certain Sounds '81 - Living Without Your Love
The Rapture - Prey For Tomorrow
Malcolm McCallum - A Moment Of Magic

Songs played on the show today:

1-2
Portugal The Man feat Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Summer of Love
Tina Turner - A Fool in Love
 Paul Simon - Seven Psalms: The Lord 
​Luke Buda - Here Comes The Wind
John Parish, Aldous Harding - Three Hours
Clementine Valentine - Endless Night

2-3
Clear Path Ensemble - Drip
Marlin's Dreaming -  Cheeky Kids
Lana Del Ray - Say yes to Heaven
Lontalius - Life on the edge of you
The Sampler -  First two pages of Frankenstein by The National
The Sampler - Future Classic Vol.1 by Deva Mahal 

3-4
Benee - Bagels
Spoon - Sugar Babies
Tiny Ruins - Out Of Phase
Womb Live session
Sudan Archives - Selfish Soul
Shapeshifter - Long White Cloud With Joe Dukie
HDU - Lull (High Dependency Unit)
 

4-5
The Mixtape - See above