This week's show celebrated Aotearoa's immense talent with 100% local artists. Whether they're living here or spreading their greatness in far away lands as individuals or as part of intl. collectives, it's always an absolute honour to shine a light on what makes our music such an integral aspect of our place in space. Featured artists included Stereo Minus One, Kaishandao, Current Bias, adam tukiri, Romi Wrights and Phoebe Rings. Of course bFM elevates our culture on the daily but celebrating a week of NZ music is always a nice touch for Te Marama Puoro o Aotearoa.

Handclaps to our sponsor The Claddagh Irish Pub and Garden Bar!

This week's show celebrated Aotearoa's immense talent with 100% local artists. Whether they're living here or spreading their greatness in far away lands as individuals or as part of intl. collectives, it's always an absolute honour to shine a light on what makes our music such an integral aspect of our place in space. Featured artists included Stereo Minus One, Kaishandao, Current Bias, adam tukiri, Romi Wrights and Phoebe Rings. Of course bFM elevates our culture on the daily but celebrating a week of NZ music is always a nice touch for Te Marama Puoro o Aotearoa.

Handclaps to our sponsor The Claddagh Irish Pub and Garden Bar!

This week's show was the usual mix of musical meanderings, guided only by our constant curiosity. Featured artists included international offerings from Girls Chat Room, Thee Majesty & Cotton Ferox feat. Genesis P-Orridge, Jimi Tenor, Cold Diamond & Mink and Kutiman & DEKEL. We kept the home fires burning with heaters from Oski, Moving Rooms, LEAO and Amamelia. 

Big thanks to our sponsor The Claddagh Irish Pub a…

This week's show celebrated Aotearoa's immense talent with 100% local artists. Whether they're living here or spreading their greatness in far away lands as individuals or as part of intl. collectives, it's always an absolute honour to shine a light on what makes our music such an integral aspect of our place in space. Featured artists included Stereo Minus One, Kaishandao, Current Bias, adam tukiri, Romi Wrights and Phoebe Rings. Of course bFM elevates our culture on the daily but celebrating a week of NZ music is always a nice touch for Te Marama Puoro o Aotearoa.

Handclaps to our sponsor The Claddagh Irish Pub and Garden Bar!

This week's show celebrated Aotearoa's immense talent with 100% local artists. Whether they're living here or spreading their greatness in far away lands as individuals or as part of intl. collectives, it's always an absolute honour to shine a light on what makes our music such an integral aspect of our place in space. Featured artists included Stereo Minus One, Kaishandao, Current Bias, adam tukiri, Romi Wrights and Phoebe Rings. Of course bFM elevates our culture on the daily but celebrating a week of NZ music is always a nice touch for Te Marama Puoro o Aotearoa.

Handclaps to our sponsor The Claddagh Irish Pub and Garden Bar!

This week's show was the usual mix of musical meanderings, guided only by our constant curiosity. Featured artists included international offerings from Girls Chat Room, Thee Majesty & Cotton Ferox feat. Genesis P-Orridge, Jimi Tenor, Cold Diamond & Mink and Kutiman & DEKEL. We kept the home fires burning with heaters from Oski, Moving Rooms, LEAO and Amamelia. 

Big thanks to our sponsor The Claddagh Irish Pub a…

This week's show celebrated Aotearoa's immense talent with 100% local artists. Whether they're living here or spreading their greatness in far away lands as individuals or as part of intl. collectives, it's always an absolute honour to shine a light on what makes our music such an integral aspect of our place in space. Featured artists included Stereo Minus One, Kaishandao, Current Bias, adam tukiri, Romi Wrights and Phoebe Rings. Of course bFM elevates our culture on the daily but celebrating a week of NZ music is always a nice touch for Te Marama Puoro o Aotearoa.

Handclaps to our sponsor The Claddagh Irish Pub and Garden Bar!

This week's show was the usual mix of musical meanderings, guided only by our constant curiosity. Featured artists included international offerings from Girls Chat Room, Thee Majesty & Cotton Ferox feat. Genesis P-Orridge, Jimi Tenor, Cold Diamond & Mink and Kutiman & DEKEL. We kept the home fires burning with heaters from Oski, Moving Rooms, LEAO and Amamelia. 

Big thanks to our sponsor The Claddagh Irish Pub and Garden Bar!

We eased on in with some dubbed out delights, playing a selection of One To Four classics before ramping up the beats per minute. Featured artists incl. Ambient Warrior, RSD, Bobby Oblivion and unkle G as well as new and classic heaters from bFM alumni Junny and Stinky Jim. Niiiiiiiiiiice.

Big chur to The Claddagh Irish Pub and Garden Bar!

Second week bAck and we're well settled into all the great music coming at us! This week's show featured tunes from Alek Lee, Cyril Cyril & Le Syndicat du Futur, Dim Garden, Devoice and Telly*. That's not all though, there are plenty more to feed your ears!

Big ups to The Claddagh Irish Pub and Garden Bar!

Back after several weeks away, the listeners didn't fail to deliver! We gave away a double pass to The Weed Eaters and I asked that you text in your favourite nickname for marijuana / cannabis. The winning answer was "Bethalls Bender." Shout out to Te Henga. We got local and I love that! 

We played some favourite recent releases incl. tunes from Devon Rexi & John T. Gast, Alter Echo & E3, Elijah Minnelli and Kiki Hitoma, Niev, Rizamagic and Esaïa to name just a handful!

Thanks to all who took the helm while I was away. You da best!

And massive thanks to The Claddagh Irish Pub & Garden Bar!

Your last guest host until Gin's long-awaited return is Charlotte Ryan—Whakarongo mai nei for new releases and a couple of jaunts into the archive. 

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The inimitable Gin is still over the ditch, so filling in this week for the don. 

Featuring new heavyweight releases by way of Ōtautahi from Scuzmo and Freddy Street Records head Oliver Prince; a new single from the forthcoming album by Season 2 from Naarm; plus Pōneke-based outfit The Spectre Collective.

Thanks to the Claddagh Irish Pub & Garden Bar

Joel covers for Gin again while he's across the ditch on a well-deserved break!

Thanks to the Claddagh Irish Pub & Garden Bar