The warm folk sounds of Albi and the Wolves performing, live in the studio, songs from their debut record One Eye Open.

Vince Staples talks with Leilani Momoisea about those annoying requests to do 'funny' videos, writing the perfect clickbait headline, and wanting everyone to just say his name.

In New Zealand for his first ever show in his country of birth, Keith Urban speaks with Yadana Saw about his eclectic music collection and the conundrum of his famous Hollywood marriage.

Te Huhu introduce their track 'Cruising Around'.

Lurking in a lock-up in deepest Upper Hutt is The All Seeing Hand, a turntable/throat-singing/double-kick-drumming trio whose sound reflects the industrial wasteland around them.

Nick Bollinger reviews a 3-disc document of the first live shows in 35 years by art-pop original Kate Bush.

In this week's Pocket Edition: Kirsten Johnstone meets the finalists in the 2016 Young Composers competition; Trevor Reekie introduces us to Washington Phillips - a founding father of gospel music; and Alex Behan hosts ALAE for a live session.

New Dawn introduce their track 'The Dying Light'.

Sacha Vee returns home to Christchurch with a new album Luminous after extensive musical exploration in Holland.

Mary Cornish discusses the tenth anniversary of the Ukelele Festival being held today at Vector Arena and why ukelele's have become so important for primary shcool kids.