The Swap Meet is a new addition to 95bFM Sundays - a Sunday stylus session bridging the gap between Back on the Goodfoot and Border Radio with soulful selections from Jubt and Kirk - soul, boogie, funk, jazz, and whatever else is kicking around that week. Broadcast from Auckland, New Zealand on Sundays from 4pm.
J&K bring their record nerdiness to the new bFM studio on Karanghape Road. Al Jarreau's Glow turned 50 on the day of broadcast, so "Have You Seen the Child" opened the show, paired straight after with JJ Farley's "God Will Understand It". A Tribe Called Quest's Beats, Rhymes and Life hit 30 a few days prior, marked here with the tribe's first Dilla production "Get a Hold". Fela's death anniversary fell on the same day, honoured through Sub_ModU's rework of "Expensive Shit" rather than the version everyone knows, and Fat Larry got three cuts in a row for his birthday, which is as good a reason as any to play a run of Fat Larry's Band.
Around those anchor points the set moves through Brazilian boogie, British soul-jazz and rare groove without losing the plot, Sandra De Sa and Bossa Nostra sitting comfortably next to Young Disciples and Drizabone. New material from Homeboy Sandman and Jack Splash's "Resonance Frequency".
The Swap Meet returns with Campbell Ngata working a long, loose thread from classic '70s soul and boogie into deep African funk, then out the other side into contemporary broken beat. It opens somewhere familiar and warm before drifting quickly into rarer territory, private-press soul and Congolese and West African cuts sitting easily next to essential classics. The newer productions slot into that same lineage rather than standing apart from it, which feels like the whole point of the exercise: nothing here is trying to announce itself as old or new, just as good.
This week it's farewell Rodney Franklin, the Berkeley-born jazz pianist and composer who died July 8, 2026. From his 1978 debut In the Center through the funk-fusion grooves of Windy City, Skydance, Vibrations, and The Eagle & The Condor, Franklin's touch on the keys helped define that warm, soulful strain of contemporary jazz that bridged the gap between the concert hall and the dance floor. His track "The Groove" birthed its own dance "the Freeze" in the UK, and his catalog is studded with nuggets - we spin several Rodney Records to send him off right.
Aside from that we've got a set of current faves spanning soul, boogie, and rare groove - Chi-town legend Curtis Mayfield, Prince's pre-fame with 94 East, Doc Powell and The Isley Brothers keeping the quiet storm alive, and dancefloor goods from Class Action, Wuf Ticket, and Colonel Abrams. Add in some deep jazz-funk from Billy Cobham, Alphonse Mouzon, a highlife from with Dizzy K and Kyeremateng Atwedee, and closing out with Charles Bradley and Average White Band.
Eric B & Rakim's "Eric B Is President" just turned 40 in June, so we kicked off with that hip hop talisman, Sadat X "Wild Cowboys" and De La Soul's "Stakes Is High" both hit 30 this week.
Elsewhere in the mix rare groove and boogie (Dayton, Keni Burke, George Benson, LaVerne Washington, Jeanette Renee), Ashford & Simpson, Kosuke Ichihara & 3L, a Santana flip courtesy of Fang Yu & the Travellers, Fleetwood Mac (!) tucked in. Kongas and Gilberto Gil pulled it toward Afro and Brazilian rhythm for a bit before drifting back.
New material from Sløy Gange from Norway, Audrey Powne, Yanuka, Sparklemami, ELIZA! Closed it out slow with Borrowed CS Ururangi for Matariki!
Kirk's back for another solo stint. Lots of jazzy business. New & old stuff, Brazilian jams & lots more, spanning from the 70's until this year. Starting slower, ending faster. Celebrating Eumir Deodato's birthday turning 83 on the 22nd of June, so played a couple from him & Ruby Turner who turned 68 also on the 22nd, we played a killer jam from her. Also marked the passing of Rayse Biggs, American trumpeter, flugelhornist who died a few days earlier, we played one from his 1994 Mr. B & Friends album & also Fred Alexander Jr. died that week as well, he was the drummer from Lakeside, so we played one from them off their 1978 album Shot Of Love & something from another one of his project's Savoir-Flair from their 1983 self titled album. Feature album was Moyses dos Santos' 'Maria' released that week on Far Out Recordings, we played 3 favourites off of that. Turn it up & enjoy....
Doggziller and Jellphonic popped thru the show this ep!
We were still buzzing from Friday's Circling Sun show at the Pitt St Methodist Churc, so we had to kick off with their "Bliss Part 2" before spinning a couple for the birthday girl Linda Clifford dropping a couple from her late-70s RSO Records disco nuggets "Don't Give It Up" and "Runaway Love". From there things got properly funky: Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band's steel-pan reading of Mtume's "Juicy Fruit" (the B-side 45 on Big Crown, 2022), Bobby Oroza doing his Finnish-Texan soul thing on "I Got Love," and the Terea deep cut "Pretty Bird." The boogie continuum kept things moving through The Deele, O'Bryan, and a touch of Tatsuro Yamashita's 1977 City Pop gem "Paper Doll," before Evelyn Champagne King's "Shake Down," Dynasty's "Check It Out," and The Time's "Get It Up" pushed the tempo right up.
The second half ranged wide without losing the thread. Leenalchi's "Here Comes That Crow" - the Seoul seven-piece's just-dropped Luaka Bop debut, a chopped pansori tale rerouted through bass-heavy psych-funk - sat comfortably alongside Daktaris' raw Afrobeat ("Eltsuhg Ibal Lasiti" from their Soul Explosion LP from the Daptone studio) and a run of West African gold: Zeal Onyia's Nigerian highlife, Ebo Taylor & Pat Thomas' "Yes Indeed" (originally recorded in Togo for the 1981 Abotar LP Super Sounds Namba), and Julian Y Su Combo's Afro-Cuban "Enyere Kumbara." Sharon Jones's "What If We All Stopped Paying Taxes," Trio Mocotó's samba-funk "Chamego De Ine," and (birthday boy) Marcus Miller's "I Could Give You More". Heatwave's "Too Hot To Handle" clocked 50 years this month, so you know we had to give "Ain't No Half Steppin" some airtime. Press the button.
To close out NZ Music Month, The Swap Meet went deep into the local crate for a full show of Aotearoa sounds - new, old, and a few things nobody's heard yet. We had exclusive pre-release listens from some killer upcoming records: The Lahaar, Nathan Haines & The Illusions, The Circling Sun, and a stunning ensemble session featuring Paul Dyne, Julien Dyne, Joe Kaptein, Isaac Aesilli, Lucien Johnson, Ruby Walsh, John Bell, Finn Scholes, and Harrison Choi - music that's due out soon and well worth the wait. Alongside those, the record bag was full of finds from a year of digging through dusty bins - everything from Kevin Field and Clear Path Ensemble to Gold Matter, Leonard Charles, Emcee Lucia, and a few real oddities that don't fit any neat category.
Dujon Cullingford took over for a 30-minute mix focused on the yacht rock and AOR side of Aotearoa's 70s and 80s with Malcolm McCallum, Kim Hart, Rock Candy, Merv Owen and friends, all getting their moment.
The rest of the show kept moving through jazz, beats, soul: SPDRTWNBBY live at 95bFM, Alan Broadbent, Louisa Williamson, Wave Infinity Junction live, and closing things out with the Commodores' Cebu: RIP Ronald LaPread.
Campbell's session always comes a week early in May, but it's always worth testing your knowledge and taste to the East Coast's finest. Hour one one digs deep in that smooth soul and boogie pocket, with London flavour running through it, such as Incognito's Latin Project rework of Can't Get Out of My Head alongside Elisabeth Troy and The Cool Notes, that whole mid-80s to early-90s Brit-funk and lovers rock axis.
Gwen McCrae's rough mix from '93 is a lovely find, and Dana Andrews reaching back to '76 keeps keeps it classic. Citispeak and David Ganpot both land in that '83 sweet spot where funk was getting slicker and the dancefloor was leaning into what would become boogie.
A hip-hop pivot kicks off hour two with The Pete Rock & CL Smooth, before the set opens up into the Latin and African section with Paquito D'Rivera, Ahmed Fakroun's Libyan soul, Sonny Fortune, and a run of late-70s Afro-Latin and hustle 45s that you know are the result of many hours of digging in grubby basements.
The final stretch is all connected dots. Two Switch cuts back to back, the Detroit funk royalty, into the deeper soul selections with Ten City, George Duke, and Linx's You're Lying, a blueprint in UK soul.
From there Fruit, Sonlight, and Jeroboam keep that warm slightly obscure spiritual funk energy going, and the Tim Gant Project MDZ mix from '98 is a nice nod to how that sound got reprocessed through the late-90s underground. Mr Ngata bringing it home!
The marvellous two metre selector Matene @KarenaMatene at the controls with 180 mins of soulful bumps + grooves including @ONRAbeats @MakayaMcCraven @nubya_garcia @FullCratexMar @Zo3hree5ive @LiamBailey @JesseBoykins3rd. Press ze button
It's the belated on demand edition of The Swap Meet @95bfm with the guy with the funny name saluting @AngelaBofill (RIP), and spinning some newies and fresh digs including new Nxworries (Anderson .Paak and @knxwledge), @LooseEndsMusic, @anothertaste_, @twinkieclark, Fumme, Ron Richardson, Prince Blackman and on and on...
New Zealand music month was in May but Kirk still had the bug, which he got out of his system by playing a bunch of his NZ favourites (& all time favourites). Lots of older stuff, with a few new bits in there too.
Like many others around the Motu we are in shock due to the premature death of the great Rodger Fox, and welcome former Rodger Fox Big Band alumni Mike Booth and Mike Young to the studio to share their memories of his work as an educator and musician. Other musicians to share their reminiscences electronnically include Godfrey de Grut, Vanesssa McGowan, Cam Allen and Neil Watson. RIP Rog!
NZMM rolls around again and there are still gems to be extracted and played on the show, with many goodies 4 U. Thanks and respect as always to @DujonCullingfrd for another selection of bonza beats. Salute!
The man Kọla @oogun Ogundipe unloads his sonic essentials from Nigeria, Mali, Ghana, Niger, Senegal, Canada, Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia, UK, USA, Ivory Coast and Brazil and beyond!
Apera and Jubt celebrate the forty year anniversary of the release of the Kleeer "Intimate Connection", and Cherrelle "Fragile" albums and fifty years of Miles Davis "Big Fun", as well as smattering of the usual soul, disco, funk, and boogie business. Whakarongo mai!
NZDST 23/24 is history and winter is coming! It's the birthday of Billie Holiday, Freddie Hubbard and John Oates, and we celebrate album anniversaries for One Way, Dennis Edwards, Dr. John, Willie Hutch, and Spektrum, as well as spinning the usual disco, boogie, hip-hop, jazz, Laurel Canyon, Casio MT-40 ragga, modern soul, electro bollocks.
Campbell takes us back to school for your long weekend - with three hours of soulful Easter treats.
Special guests in studio tonight, we are joined by the big guy Doggziller and mysterious producer @jellphonic to share a selection of their funk favourites, relive the fun by pressing the button...
Kirk's back again with a good mix of old & new stuff. First half mellow, slower, jazzy vibes, second half more uptempo. Turn it up!
Campbell takes his new mixer for a hoon and runs all manner of funky delicacies thru it to delight your ear holes. Press the button!
Campbell couldn't do his end of the month show, so Kirk held down the fort. First 2 hours older stuff, last hour, more modern jams. Not to worry Campbell's doing 2 shows in February.....
It was the 3rd of Septemer, that day I'll always remember, that was the day the Swap Meet crew convened at the might @95bFM to play music that makes us move from all points on the map. Brought to you this week by K & J...
He did good so we had him back in person to spin some more top shelf boogie material - It's the bro Sportello of the @95bfm 's Saturday Morning Vice show - scan the playlist and prepare to add some tunes to the wants list. It's also Leroy Burgess's 70th solar rotation so we celebrate the disco/boogie godhead. Press the button, boogie on!
It's Kirk's birthday! He brings up his wife, baby & a bunch of favourite tunes.
First hour mellow/jazzy, second hour mid-tempo jams, third hour up-tempo boogie stuff.
The midpoint in Stevie Wonder's dream run of seventies electric soul LPs Innervisions marked 50 years this week, so we spin a few lesser-known favourites from it. Starting with 1972's "Music of My Mind" and "Talking Book" Lps, Innervisions (1973), and "Fulfillingness' First Finale" (1974), and culminating in 1976's mammoth "Songs in the key of Life", Stevie's albums reforged soul music into a new vehicle for his fresh brand of passionate, funky and endlessly inventive music, featuring the top-flight cast of musicians and backed by the otherworldly sounds of TONTO. Don't you worry 'bout a thing, turn it up!
Tonight's Swap Meet on @95bfm excursion takes you through the dusty depths of Campbell's crates with sides both willfully obscure to club classic. Plug in: bop out!
RIP to Ermehn (AKA Radio Backstab)! RIP João Donato! Boogie Uncle Danny come thru to spin some goodies too. S/O @KirkJames13. The don Campbell is up next week!
Brought to you this week by Doc Sportello of the essential Saturday Morning Vice show - the good doctor brings a crucial three hours of funky vinyl medicine. Press the button dammit!
Kirk James flying solo, playing a bunch of older favourites along with some new bits & pieces. Starting mellow for the 1st hour, mid-tempo jams in the 2nd hour, with the more up-tempo stuff in the 3rd hour. Finishing off by celebrating 50 years (to the day) since Funkadelic's 'Cosmic Slop' album came out, as well as one for Gwen Guthrie who would've been 73.
Jubt kicks off the show by celebrating 50 years since the release of Sly & The Family Stone's album Fresh.
Then Kirk gets into an hour of 80's boogie, followed by an hour of new releases, rounding off with more jazzy stuff in the final hour.
June was a rare two-Campbell-show month, and this week he takes the Swap Meet by the scruff of the neck and lays Brit Funk, Gospel, Disco, 80's Hip-hop, MPB, Latin, Funk and some Quiet Storm on you for good measure. See what you've been missing by pressing play.
Tonight we farewell @astrudgilberto_ and Reuben Wilson, and are joined in the studio by Kohukohu Connection. Click the button!
It's Campbell week on The Swap Meet so expect wall to wall funky goodies. H/T @KirkJames13
100% NuZillund nuggets this week! Hour one we speak to Rodger Fox (CNZM) who celebrates 50 years of music. Hour two is a debut spin for @DujonCullingfrd 's Electric Aotearoa 2 mix with ultrarare NZ electro/boogie/synthy business. 6pm we spin flips and edits from NZ beatmakers using local source material, + @DustyCratesNz joins us in the studio to play some faves. Chur!
It's @TheRealRonIsley 's birthday - the Swap Meet is celebrating his legacy in music. Salute!
It's a spesh guest spot from much missed mate and OG Swap Meet crew @IraHeyder with ka pai tunes rescued from a lock up in Gabrielle-worried Wairoa.
Campbell goes in this week with a dazzling selection of funky bits from across the map. Dig in!
Tonight we celebrate the musical contributions of two legendary figures who we lost this week: Pianist Ahmad Jamal @AhmadJamalLgcy, and drummer and percussionist Ivan Mamāo Conti @IvanMamao of the monster trio Azymuth @azymuth_trio. We go deep on some favourites in tribute.
The funk is risen! Jubt and @KirkJames13 with another three hours of music (commercial free for Easter).
Special guest this week is Kọla Ògundípẹ AKA @OoGuN of the Base institution Drunk Elephant Sound who takes of a joyride through his record collection from Sabres of Paradise, J Saul Kane, Horace Andy, Moody Boys - vinyl selection - the crackles are the seasoning!
We salute the fallen legends: @Fuzzy_Haskins (Funkadelic/Parliament), + blue-eyed soul singer @bobbycaldwell. We debut (2022 APRA Maioha Award winner) AJA's new single new single "Feel It". It's out this Thurs 23rd March (check out her on @95bFM breakfast with Rachel on the day!). @kirkjames13
We're still buzzing about having the legend @Brian__Jackson of the Midnight Band in Aotearoa so we kicked the show with a few faves from the classic era of Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson's extensive 70's catalogue and some of Brian's dope recent solo material including the recent @bbemusic album "This is Brian Jackson". With Jubt and @kirkjames13
This week Tairawhiti rises again some soulful nourishment courtesy of Campbell's 3 hour Soul Togetherness mix!
@sadarbahar1 brings a three hour disco throwdown to the Swap Meet @95bfm ahead of the Flamingo Pier festival on Waiheke from Friday - Sadar will be headlining Friday and Sunday - do not miss out go to flamingopier.net for tickets now!
It's Kirk and Jubt at the controls this week, with a couple of tunes run for Smokey Robinson, who celebrates a birthday today, as well as brand spanking new (and very good for you) tunes courtesy of Leonard Charles and The Lahaar (@juliendyne @MaraTKnz @lachlan_stuckey (Surprise Chef), Toby Laing. Get familiar!
We couldn't walk on by without marking the passing of Burt Bacharach and his enromous legacy of popular music, as interpreted by some of the greatest singers and musicians of 20th Century music. We spun a selection of soul and jazz takes on Bacharach bangers. Salute!
It's your funkle Campbell Ngata bringing it to you this week, so you know what this means - deeply dug and carefully curated choons chosen. Full rundown below for the goodness. @95bfm @kirkjames13 @campbellngataisnotontwitter
RIP to the great Renée Geyer! To mark her passing we play an interview from a few years back and a few favourites from her backcat, also RIP David Crosby, and spin a bag of vinyl classics covering jazz, highlife, street-soul, kwaito, gospel, boogie, disco, jazz/MPB, zamrock and the rest!
Kirk James sees in the new year with a bag of favourite records, plus wife & new baby in tow as well.
Happy New Year!
The return of Kirk James (@KirkJames13) dragging out a freshly stacked bag of boogie vinyl, joining Apera and Jubt to spin some dusty discoveries. Enjoy!
Special guest OoGuN of the long-running Drunk Elephant Soundsystem delivers some funky inspirations, and classic and contemporary African and Carribean music, and breaks down Edo Funk for us.
It's time for another dip into the deep crates of Tāirawhiti's Campbell & Cassawarrior (AKA C&C Music Factory) [NOT AN APPROVED NICKNAME PLEASE DELETE! Ed.], with face-melting funk of all flavours. Strap in! @95bfm @kirkjames13
Humboldt Arboreal Society's Max Tamahori brings a special vinyl mix with Brazilian Boogie, City Pop, Jazz, funky soul, + edits + dubs to get you off the couch to dance. Check out Max at Afternoon Delight at East St Hall with @frankbooker + Falmingo Pier!
This afternoon on the Swap Meet, we got a pile of goodies including a few Gal Costa classics, new gear from EzraCollective, The Du-Rites, STR4TA, FusionAffair, Lee Fields, Estere, Homeboy Sandman + plenty of other old bollock! @KirkJames13 @soul_scourer @95bFM
This afternoon on the Swap Meet, we got a pile of goodies including a few Gal Costa classics, new gear from EzraCollective, The Du-Rites, STR4TA, FusionAffair, Lee Fields, Estere, Homeboy Sandman + plenty of other old bollock! @KirkJames13 @soul_scourer @95bFM
This afternoon we had a great gest session featuring Jaimie Webster Haines spinning some favourites and exlcusives to warm up the dancefloor for her Body Electric session with @CMJCT featuring Joyce, Brenda Russell, Marlena Shaw and of course Nathan Haines! Zoot tells us about his upcoming gig at the MPS School fair.
This afternoon we had a great gest session featuring Jaimie Webster Haines spinning some favourites and exlcusives to warm up the dancefloor for her Body Electric session with @CMJCT featuring Joyce, Brenda Russell, Marlena Shaw and of course Nathan Haines! Zoot tells us about his upcoming gig at the MPS School fair.
You can trust Campbell Ngata to curate an essential three hour blend of Shazam-defying soulful material - don't take my word for it - press play! @95bfm @kirkjames13 @soul_scourer
The Swap Meet has the legend Nathan Haines in the studio with the Zoot music crew to talk about the new EP on @Volcov's Neroli Records, and the legacy of Phlash AKA Phil Asher. @95bfm @kirkjames13 @scoul_scourer #soundtravels
The Swap Meet has the legend Nathan Haines in the studio with the Zoot music crew to talk about the new EP on @Volcov's Neroli Records, and the legacy of Phlash AKA Phil Asher. @95bfm @kirkjames13 @scoul_scourer #soundtravels
Last night's Swap Meet show @95bfm : RIP the great @Joycesims! @surprise_chef have a dope new LP, we spin a few faves, and that killer new Nathan Haines/Phil Asher 12". love @KirkJames13 and @scoul_scourer
Last night's Swap Meet show @95bfm : RIP the great @Joycesims! @surprise_chef have a dope new LP, we spin a few faves, and that killer new Nathan Haines/Phil Asher 12". love @KirkJames13 and @scoul_scourer
Funky friends @KirkJames13 + @soul_scourer back with The Swap Meet @95bfm featuring new bits including dope new bits frm @LeFtO @elizalovechild @yayabeybay @2000black_dego + classics
Funky friends @KirkJames13 + @soul_scourer back with The Swap Meet @95bfm featuring new bits including dope new bits frm @LeFtO @elizalovechild @yayabeybay @2000black_dego + classics
The Trees edition, with @TomScottYGB of Avandale Bowling Club, where we celebrate the new album. @RiversAwarau comes thru to show us how it's done with an hour of killer contemporary soulful beats. Salute gents!
The Trees edition, with @TomScottYGB of Avandale Bowling Club, where we celebrate the new album. @RiversAwarau comes thru to show us how it's done with an hour of killer contemporary soulful beats. Salute gents!
Guest DJ Cassawarrior joins Campbell for a Tairāwhiti takeover for three hours of crucial goodies.
Salute @ramseylewis for your musical inspiration and service and legendary Leon Dahl blesses us with some boogie, jazz and mixed business to shake your rump to.
Happy bithday Ronald LaPread! RIP Creed Taylor! We spin a few favourites to pay our respects to these legends on @95bfm
Happy bithday Ronald LaPread! RIP Creed Taylor! We spin a few favourites to pay our respects to these legends on @95bfm
Whakarongo mai! Campbell is at the controls this week with all the killer selections traversing Jazz, Boogie, Tropical, Soul and Disco. @kirkjames13 @soul_scourer @95bfm
Whakarongo mai! Campbell is at the controls this week with all the killer selections traversing Jazz, Boogie, Tropical, Soul and Disco. @kirkjames13 @soul_scourer @95bfm
Tonight we salute the one and only @lamontdozier with a slew of classics across Invictus/Hot Wax, Production and Solo years. Plus @kirkjames13 celebrates another solar rotation. Ears on!
Tonight we salute the one and only @lamontdozier with a slew of classics across Invictus/Hot Wax, Production and Solo years. Plus @kirkjames13 celebrates another solar rotation. Ears on!
It’s a dreary drizzly afternoon out in Tāmaki Makaurau so cuddle up to your radio for the warming power of funk and soul music. This week joining myself and other funky uncle @kirkjames13 is Éire’s own Aideen Ryan, treating us to some Modern Soul, Disco, Afro Boogie, into the Burger Highlife. We will also spin a few for the recently departed bass god Michael Henderson. @95bfm Ears on!
This week on the show we spin a couple to make the passing of William Hart of The Delfonics, and guest DJ Aaron Laloyer AKA A-Train jams a few favourites. Ears on!
For your busy schedule, here's the ondemandable Swap Meet, with special guest mix from DJ Duncan Funk and his folder full of disco house good times. Hi @kirkjames13
This week we pay tribute to the mighty Patrick Adams - legend of music: Cloud One, Black Ivory, Donna McGhee and on and on! Brought to you by @kirkjames13 @soul_scourer
This week on the show we welcome a new member of the Swap Meet crew - Aotearoa beat digging MVP and Tairāwhiti's finest: Campbell Ngata. He has long been one of our favourite DJ anywhere, and he begins his time with us with three hours of crucial vinyl selections traversing Jazz, Modern Soul, Disco, Boogie, Reggae and all points on the map inbetween. Welcome sir! Drop him a follow over on Instagram, his handle is "campbellngata". @soul_scourer @kirkjames13
Batten down the hatches! Holding the funky fort for us this week are Scarlett @gorginacostanza and Oaariki @oaarikiao. Much love and thanks from @soul_scourer and @kirkjames13. Dig it!
It's a long weekend and we have all kinds of impressive guests in town and we have two of them on the show. Joining regular hosts @soul_scourer and @KirkJames13 is Tairāwhiti's Cass AKA Cassawarrior, whose mix today traverses Nigeria, Ghana, Congo, French Guiana, Benin, with an eye-wateringly deep and grooving mix. In the final hour, latest official member of the Swap Meet crew is Campbell Ngata, who delivers a mix across all the medically recognised musical erogenous zones: boogie, disco, and soul!
It's our annual mission "find a bunch of funky NZ music we haven't played on the show before" - this week assisted by The House of Bamboo's Alan Perrot, spinning funky new wave/no wave; Dujon Cullingford's Mellow groove mix, and a special in-studio performance from the Tāmaki Serenaders. Give 'em a taste!
Collector Jeff Lyons joins us in the studio to take us down his current musical wormhole. Enjoy!
It's a jam-packed show this rainy sunday, with us laying down a bunch of @StevieWonder classics to celebrate Steveland Morris's 72nd birthday on Friday, hour two we have the exclusive broadcast radio debut of @DujonCullingfrd's Electric Aotearoa mix, a 100% Aotearoan take on Electro, Boogie and Synth-pop. In hour three we take you to church with some 80's boogie gospel. #mosoul!
We celebrate the funkiest women instrumentalists in music, are treated to an 85 minute mix from DJ Golden Mane, and send off Denroy Morgan with some classics. Salute!
Sandy Mill Inspiration mix plus she discusses her life in music and premieres her new single "Socials" out on Chillifunk Records!
Happy birthday this week to Rakim the God MC, and Anita Baker, titan of soulful 80's pop! This week we have DJ, Promoter and talent curator Scarlett Lauren guesting with 90 mins of her current favorites including some stuff from the Swap Meet sweet spot, and beyond!
Records are spun to mark the passing of founding member of The Parliaments/Parliament, vocalist Calvin Simons, and at five Richard Zhao spins all Asian Rare Groove/City Pop/AOR! Check it!
On Demand Swap Meet for all the realtime trauma of switching back into the studio. Love it though! This week with Julien Dyne talking about his new album "Modes" and we spin a few to celebrate "Boat Shoes 2" (come thru!). Night night.