Leon Surynt Photo: supplied
Cuba St's Matterhorn bar was the epitome of Wellington cool in the late 1990's and early 21st Century.
The venue was a magnet for a new generation of musicians, creatives and entrepreneurs, and the setting for many legendary events, including the recording of a now classic Fat Freddy's Drop live album and Elijah Wood's 21st birthday party.
It was founded and co-owned by hospitality entrepreneur Leon Surynt, who now lives in Dubai, where he runs a celebrated craft coffee roastery/café called Nightjar.
He shares some of his favourite tracks with Kim.
Natural Process Coffee Sun Dried on African Beds, Kilimbi Coffee Station, Lake Kivu, Rwanda Photo: supplied