95bFM: Morning Glory

Hola! Another tasty morning glory starting strong with:

Herbie Mann's Battle Hymm of The Republic featuring Roy Ayers on the congos followed by:

Res, DOOPEES, Roy Haynes, some more Roy Ayers, Leao, and Emily Alice.

Whakarongo!

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A packed show on Morning Glory, Elle spoke to a couple of Australian guests and had a couple of technical difficulties... whoops.

Elle spoke to Noah Learmouth of Radio Free Alice, you can listen back to that chat here.

She also spoke to Stuart Patterson of The Empty Threats, a delightful kōrero which you can catch here. 

On Rātū Morning Glory i tēnei ata, Sof spoke with Ms Ray (UK) about her love for the music of the 80s, working with Scenic Route on Scenic Route: Road Less Travelled, Vol. 2, released last year, and Sof's favourite song, 'Signs'. Listen back to their kōrero here! 

Ngā mihi nui The Tuning Fork x

featuring address reallocation noise at 1:23:40 

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Another Friday morning with Lucia thanks to The Tuning Fork! She relives the hype of the Kneecap gig and gets even more excited for Fontaines D.C. ~ later on Lucia chats with Tami Neilson about the feminist history of country music and her upcoming show The F Word on International Women's Day. The Audio Visual Drop Kicks from Ōtepoti, Dunedin, play on Fancy New Band. 

Listen back to Sof's Rātū Morning Glory for Grace Jones love and lots of synth-y tunes x

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Quite the stacked show today on Morning Glory. Elle spoke to Jacob Duzsik from HEALTH ahead of their show at Double Whammy on the 5th of March. You can listen back to that kōrero here.

We listen back to a chat with George Barney Roberts about his debut album 'gbr2. and you can listen back to that here. 

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Today on Morning Glory, Elle spoke to Nino Birch of Beat Rhythm Fashion (you can listen back to their kōrero here). Alongside the usual mix of mellow distorted tracks.

On Rātū Morning Glory i tēnei wiki, Sof speaks to Swedish-Filipino-American musician Baba Stiltz about the making his collaborative album with Norwegian-American musician Okay Kaya, Blurb. Listen back to their kōrero here! 

+ a selection of tunes from the likes of Laika, Black Market Karma, Spritualized, and more!

Full playlist here, but support artists on bandcamp / otherwise if you can :)

Ngā mihi nui The Tuning Fork x