Thanks to Gokula Music

This week's show featured a mix of electronic goodness, indie grooves, smooth R&B and more. 

This week on Sages of the Ages is a tumultous trip through 1982! Alex and Castor chat about conflict in the Falklands, E.T.'s failed video game adaptation, a mysterious third sage, and MJ's big breakthrough. They also bring you the best new music from Herbs, XTC, and DD Smash. See you in 2017!

Whakarongo mai!

Huia is back on Morning Glory this week!

Today's show started off on a heavy foot but quickily developed into the perfect sound track to a sunny Friday morning. For Fancy New Band we had Jordan Hunter Hyland who played a gorgeous accoustic set consisting of a few songs from his new EP 'Waste' that comes out next week! 

Fancy New Band is brought to you by NZ On Air Music!

Morning Glory is thanks to The Tuning Fork!

BFK RADIO W/ BBYFACEKILLA & DJ SNAKELEGS

+ SPECIAL GUESTS TAKATAPUNANI & SAMARA ALOFA <3

Karangahape Art Weekend special! 

Sof catches up with Felixe Laing and Melanie Roger about the inaugural Karangahape Art Weekend and its programme.

And Maya catches up with one of the current members of the RM cooperative, Taarn Scott about the Galleries pop up exhibition, THE ARCHIVE as well as the galleries overall exhibitions and events planned for Karangahape’s Art Weekend.

Whakarongo mai <3

Ata mārie e te whānau! E whai ake nei, coming up on the show this morning: Travelling Tunes with Dr Kirsten Zemke, Parakuihi Pals with Lily Knowles from Radio One, and From The Crate with Cam, thanks to Southbound Records! Whakarongo tonu mai!

95bFM Breakfast with Rosetta is thanks to eighthirty coffee roasters!

This week on Travelling tunes, Kirsten chats to Rosetta about 'Neoperreo,' an underground DIY subgenre of reggaeton fronted by women and queer artists. Whakarongo mai nei!

A weekend celebrating the largest concentration of galleries and creative spaces in Tāmaki Makaurau, the inaugural Karangahape Art Weekend programme presents exhibitions, live performance, sound art, moving image, artist talks, guided tours, workshops, music and family-friendly activities for visitors to engage with across three days. 

Whether you’re a long-time collector, occasional gallery visitor, you work in the arts, or it’s your first time going to a gallery, the weekend welcomes everyone, regardless of their relationship to art, to experience Karangahape in a different way, meet artists, listen to new ideas, and engage in this act of exchange. 

Sof caught up with two of the organisers of the weekend, Melanie Roger of Melanie Roger Gallery, and Felixe Laing, Kaiwhakapā Communications Coordinator of Artspace Aotearoa, about the programme and the overall aims of the weekend. 

The Karangahape Art Weekend runs from 18-20 September. For more info, check out the full programme here.