Music 101 for Saturday 3 August 2024
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Julia Parnell: Director of Martin Phillipps doco pays tribute
1:10 PM.Julia Parnell, director of the film The Chills: The Triumph and Tragedy of Martin Phillipps, shares her memories on Music 101. DocPlay have made the movie available to watch for free till August 5… Read more Audio
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New Brian Eno documentary: 'Billions of potential versions of the film'
2:15 PM.Gary Hustwit, director of the new Eno documentary, tells Charlotte how he managed to fit over 500 hours of Brian Eno's personal video footage into a film that explores his relentless creativity. Brian… Read more Video, Audio
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Neo Sora: Capturing Ryuichi Sakamoto’s swansong
2:35 PM.An intimate filmed performance of Japanese composer and electronic music pioneer Ryuichi Sakamoto is set to screen as part of the New Zealand International Film Festival. Ryuichi, who died in March… Read more Video, Audio
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Karl Sölve Steven explores Swedish roots in new project
3:20 PM.Award winning soundtrack composer and Supergroove icon Karl Sölve Steven has released a new project inspired by the folk music of his Swedish roots. V.A.V.A was created in collaboration with the… Read more Audio
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The Mixtape: Fashion rebel Kristine Crabb
4:00 PM.Our guest picking the music over the next hour is designer Kristine Crabb, the fashion artist who dresses NZ' s most boundary pushing musicians…names like Lorde, Aldous Harding, Erny Belle, and Taite… Read more Audio
1.20 Julia Parnell: Director of Martin Phillipps doco pays tribute
Julia Parnell, director of the film The Chills: The Triumph and Tragedy of Martin Phillipps, shares her memories on Music 101.
DocPlay have made the movie available to watch for free till August 5 here.
The Chills' Martin Phillipps with Director Julia Parnell Photo: Kirsty Griffin
2:15 Gary Hustwit: Digging into Brian Eno’s brain
Gary Hustwit, director of the new Eno documentary, tells Charlotte how he managed to fit over 500 hours of Brian Eno's personal video footage into a film that explores his relentless creativity.
Brian Eno has been at the forefront of artistic innovation for over five decades. The hugely influential British musician, producer, activist and visual artist began his career as an original member of the legendary Roxy Music in the early 1970s. He left the band to release a series of solo records and later pioneered the genre of ambient music.
As a producer, Eno helped define and reinvent the sound of some of the most important artists in music, including David Bowie, U2, Talking Heads, Coldplay, and dozens of others.
In the spirit of Eno’s avant-garde and unconventional approach to music, Hustwit has created something very one of a kind.
Eno is screening at the NZIFF film festival. Check your local NZIFF programme for dates here.
Brian Eno Photo:
2.35 Neo Sora: Capturing Ryuichi Sakamoto’s swansong
An intimate filmed performance of Japanese composer and electronic music pioneer Ryuichi Sakamoto is set to screen as part of the New Zealand International Film Festival.
Ryuichi, who died in March 2023, left his audience a parting gift, his swansong, captured on camera by his son, Director Neo Sora.
Ryuichi Sakamoto wrote award winning scores for the films The Last Emperor, The Sheltering Sky and The Revenant and found worldwide recognition with Merry Christmas, Mr Lawrence, a film he also co-starred in with David Bowie.
Sakamoto was not only a famous composer, but a celebrated pianist, political activist, and at one point, a famous pop star with his electronic-pop band The Yellow Magic Orchestra.
Neo Sora joins Charlotte Ryan to share his memories of his father.
Ryuichi Sakamoto: Opus is screening at all of the NZIFF film festivals around the country. Check your local NZIFF programme for dates here.
Ryuichi Sakamoto, a still from the film 'Opus' Photo:
3:20 Karl Sölve Steven explores Swedish roots in new project
Award winning soundtrack composer and Supergroove icon Karl Sölve Steven has released a new project inspired by the folk music of his Swedish roots.
V.A.V.A was created in collaboration with the singer Anna Fält, whose music draws from ancient Scandinavian and Finnish spells, folk songs, lullabies, and stories from the Finnish forests and the Nordic landscapes.
Karl Sölve Steven Photo: Paul Taylor
4pm The Mixtape: Fashion rebel Kristine Crabb
Our guest picking the music is designer Kristine Crabb, the fashion artist who dresses NZ’ s most boundary pushing musicians…names like Lorde, Aldous Harding, Erny Belle, and Taite Prize winner Vera Ellen.
Kristine started her 20 year career in fashion with the boutique shop Rip Shit and Bust in 2001 and then went on to create Miss Crabb, a label which earned her a cult following that she has carried over to her new project Gloria - named after the rebellious spirit of her grandmother.
Fashion designer, Kristine Crabb Photo: Nicole Brannen
Songs played on the show
1-2
GoGo Penguin - Saturine
The Chills - Heavenly Pop Hit
The Chills - Rain
Bill Callaghan - Keep some steady friends Around
Jamie XX the Avalanches - All you children
KOMMI & Infectiouss - Tāiro (feat. Marlon Williams)
David Byrne & Brian Eno - Strange Overtones
2-3
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Rain (I Want a Divorce)
Karen O & Dangermouse - Super breath
Donovan - Hurdy Gurdy Man
Cam Ballantyne Escape (feat. Reb Fountain)
Elliot and Vincent - Doberman
Bryan Ferry - She Belongs To Me
Grace Jones - William's Blood
Beck - Think Im in love
Kimbra - Keen feat DRAM
Jack White - That's How I'm Feeling
3 - 4pm
Nathan Haines - Honeycomb
JP TeWaaka - Perfume
Jeff Buckly - Last Goodbye
Georgia Gets By - MADELINE
Jimi Hendrix - Angel (Take 7)
Babe Rainbow - Smash the Machine
Karl Sölve Steven and Anna Fält - Ähky
VOOM - Everyone
Cornershop - Natch
Princess Chelsea - The Forest
Melenas- Bang (Peter Butter Wolf remix)
Thee Sacred Souls - Live For You
Kristine's Mixtape songs:
Joan Jett - I love rock n roll
George Michael - Freedom
Pj Harvey - Good Fortune
Nirvana - Aneurysm
Dolly Parton - Stairway to Heaven
Ardijah - Watchin u
