Jayson Norris talks about his new EP 'Eroded' and almost fifteen years of living in the U.K. as a working musician.

DJ Mu of Fat Freddys Drop digs into his vinyl bag of party faves and lifelong loves for his C60 selections for the M101 Mixtape

Julianna Barwick creates one-woman choral soundscapes that sit somewhere in-between ambient Eno and Enya. The Brooklyn NY resident is heading to NZ with her looper and moog synthesisers next week.

English goth-rockers The Mission are returning to NZ as part of their 30th anniversary world tour. Bandleader Wayne Hussey talks to Trevor Reekie from his home in Brazil about their glory years, his old band Sisters Of Mercy, and the chemical implosion.

Nick Bollinger discusses a personal and political album from sister of superstar Beyonce - Solange.

Setentia introduce their track 'Darkness Transcend'.

North-American Rapper Antwon stops by RNZ to drop a tune while he's in New Zealand.

After more than a century of honouring writers and poets, this year's Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded to a songwriter - Bob Dylan. Michael Gray, who wrote the first critical study of Dylan's lyrics, says literature is an awkward fit with what Dylan does. However he says the award recognises the way Dylan's work changed song-writing forever, making rock music part of the zeitgeist.

On this week's Music 101, American troubadour Ryley Walker relays the realities of life on the road, French Concession introduces themselves and independent radio station Base FM look for a new home.

Nick Bollinger discusses the transformation of Bon Iver.