It's one year since the New Zealand Music Foundation launched it's Wellbeing Service.

Beat-maker Jennifer Lee (AKA TOKiMONSTA) was left unable to speak, walk, or make music after a struggle with a rare brain disease. She spoke to Tony Stamp about her recovery, and the resulting album, Lune Rouge.

Skiffle was a youth cultural revolution that has been downplayed in histories of British rock, says singer-songwriter and activist Billy Bragg - and he’s written a book about it. He talks to Nick Bollinger.

Martin Phillips of The Chills revisits the iconic venues where the 'Dunedin Sound' came to life.

Six years since her last solo album Julia Deans is back with an absolute banger.

Linking the political axis of Public Enemy, Rage Against the Machine and Cypress Hill, the new supergroup Prophets of Rage has drawn together the back catalogues of all three bands with a whole new set of songs. And they've reinvigorated their rage in the process.

She's got a new album Primal Heart coming soon and its first single, 'Everybody Knows' is an anthem about courage and seeing things through fresh eyes.

Katchafire are celebrating 20 years as a band with a 20-date tour of Australia. Lead singer Logan Bell speaks to RNZ Music about their year of celebration, their new single and upcoming album.

Melody Thomas talks to Yumi Zouma about their second record.

Julia Parnell speaks about why it's so important to make the definitive documentry about The Chills and how close they are to realising the dream.