💚 Final show of 2024 see's us travel through 12 months of music as we look at our favourite finds from the year. 

Playlist is also available here for streaming on spotify and updates weekly. (But if you listen and like, please consider supporting on bandcamp / otherwise <3)

See you beautiful creatures in 2025, stay safe, love you all! 💚

Milly and her dad wake you up this Christmas morning and just have a whole lotta fun on air!

For their Christmas special, and last episode for the year, Oto and Jaycee played some Christmas songs from Southeast-Asian Indie artists and their favourite tracks from this year, and sang a couple of Christmas carols with one of their favourite guests: Club Ruby.

Tonight, we’re keeping it timeless—no Christmas carols, just pure Universal Harmony vibes.

Hosted by PHILLIEE, with the Sound of Sydney by Carlos Avilés, it’s a late-night soundtrack for reflection, creativity, and calm.

~ Universal Harmony ~

Oozing a grateful aura, massaging the creative mind.

Club Ruby did a punky, distorted bass guitar cover of Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree, while Oto and Jaycee did a jazzy neo-soul cover of Last Christmas.

Sof's last show of the year eee... feeling extremely grateful for the b whānau and wider community - arohanui ki a koutou katoa! On today's show we talked favourite local and international releases from 2024... and, god, weren't we lucky this year. Playlist here, but listen on bandcamp / otherwise if you can :)

Local 2024 highlights: YOYOTTA - Molly Payton, WAEREA - MOKOTRON, Revulva - Revulva

International 2024 highlights: Catching Chickens EP - Nourished by Time, Scenic Route - Road Less Travelled, Vol. 2 (Compilation), Bright Future - Adrianne Lenker

Meri kirihimete e te whānau! Bring on 2025 x

Ngā mihi nui to The Tuning Fork, as always <3

After playing some tracks and singing some carols; Oto, Jaycee and Club Ruby discussed their new years resolutions and plans for 2025.

Favourite Releases of 2024 - Episode Two

2024 music

Just one Christmas song, James Brown "Santa Claus Go Straight To the Ghetto", from a Christmas album he did in 1968 called "A Soulful Christmas". That's my offering for the silly season, otherwise it's always the season for great roots music. A bit of a technical blue to start with - heck what's new? But after that it was plain sailing.