Noel Woods talks us through the 24th annual Te Ra o te Raukura festival held today in Lower Hutt.

Gareth Shute introduces his new two piece Fever Party, and their song 'Working Love'

Nick Bollinger contemplates the kinetic rhythms and colonial guilt of Tune-Yards' Merril Garbus

Girls Rock! Camp is a worldwide movement that aims to help young women between the ages of 12 - 17 build confidence, empowerment and foster social change via music. The first NZ camp was held last week in Auckland and RNZ Music went along to check it out.

UK RnB musician Craig David achieved global superstardom at age eighteen when his debut Born To Do It sold seven million copies worldwide. Eighteen years later he's enjoying a career resurgence, and as Tony Stamp found out, is a bloody nice guy to boot.

Winner of the 2018 Auckland Folk Festival social media competition Sophie Mashlan performs her original song 'Pictures'.

UK band The Stranglers have had 23 UK Top 40 hit singles and 17 UK Top 40 albums. Before their two NZ shows Strangler Baz Warne chatted with Trevor Reekie.

Gerry Paul is a musician, and promoter, currently the director of Kapiti festival Coastella and music programmer for CubaDupa, he’s played music at over 500 music festivals in 40 countries around the world. He picks a mixtape of music that has shaped his own career.

In this week's Pocket Tony Stamp speaks to Rnb smooth dude Craig David, Jana Whitta gives us a tour of the inaugural Girls' Rock Camp Aotearoa and composer Gareth Farr shares his summer jam.

In this week's Pocket Edition we talk to Georgia Nott from Broods about her new project, Laneway act Sylvan Esso, and champion whistler Molly Lewis.