Music
The dark side of music streaming
Even though we kinda know that musicians don't earn much off Spotify it's algorithms seem to know our music tastes better than we do ourselves. But there is a dark side to the streaming. Audio
The TAHI Thursday 17th August 2023
THANK GOODNESS Evie is back! And she is joined by the incredible Riiki Reid to talk about her new track Home with me out tomorrow. Also returning is ESPN aka Evie Sports Podcasts NOW updating you on… Audio
RNZ Music Pocket Edition 16 August 2023
We brush off the crate and dip into Hip Hops 50 years past. Kim Hill delves into the origin story of Hip Hop, the ingredients and philosophy that define the genre and Maggie Tweedie shares new music… Audio
Celebrating 150 years of UC in music
Mark Menzies, Head of Performance at Canterbury University's School of Music, talks with Bryan Crump about how the School is marking the University's 150th anniversary. Audio
60 songs that explain the 90s - Rob Harvilla's podcast
he Ringer Music writer and '90s survivor Rob Harvilla takes listeners through the soundtrack of his youth in the podcast 60 Songs that Explain the 90's. He shares his memories. Audio
Bookmarks with Graham Kelly
For Bookmarks today we have former politician, diplomat, musician and author Graham Kelly on the show. He's also the founder of Porirua's Computers in Homes programme, he has also made plenty of room… Audio
Luke Buda's latest projects
Luke Buda is behind the score of the new TV drama Far North. It came out on Monday and is about one of New Zealand's biggest drug busts. He talks to Jesse. Audio
Elvis impersonator from Aotearoa impressing on the world stage
Che Orton has just competed in the Annual Ultimate Elvis Tribute competition in Memphis, Tennessee. He speaks to Jesse about his life as an Elvis performer and the competition. Audio
First song with Graeme James
Today's first song is with Taranaki based folk musician and busker Graeme James. He's about to head off on a nation wide tour for his fans, his songs have had over 50 million streams. Audio
Music with Dave Wilson
Dave takes a deep dive into hip hop tracks, with the music genre hitting 50 years old this month. He'll talk about the interconnectedness of hip hop with other styles and genres, and with worlds… Audio
Major music awards finalists named
An eclectic bunch of local musicians and composers have been named as finalists competing for four awards in the upcoming 2023 APRA Silver Scrolls.
'The fundamental thing about performing music is your passion for it'
"The fundamental thing about performing music is your passion for it and your sense of ownership of it, and that you're really expressing something that feels very true to you." Scottish pianist… Audio
Music feature: Women of Soul with Wallace
For our music feature we're talking about the women of soul music with Wellington-based musician Wallace. Wallace has performed with us on NZ Live, and it's a pleasure to have her back in the studio… Audio
The TAHI Tuesday 15th August 2023
Two interviews for you today on The TAHI. Paige talks about her new song Aquarian as well as upcoming album King Clown. Balu Brigada also join us in preparation for three NZ shows next week! Audio
NZSO: Spirit
Simon O'Neill and the NZSO on stage with symphony and songs from two of the greatest romantic composers: Gustav Mahler and Richard Strauss live at the Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington.
The David Garrett vibe: innovation combined with tradition
German violinist David Garrett doesn't confine himself to "the bubble of classical music" for inspiration. As a crossover artist, he's performed pieces by Metallica, Queen and Coldplay, alongside… Video, Audio
Feature album: Nina Simone's 'I Put a Spell on You'
Feature album: Nina Simone's 'I Put a Spell on You' Audio
BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto No 3 in C Minor Op 37
Performed by Paul Lewis (piano), New Zealand SO/Gemma New at the Auckland Town Hall, 13 August, 2022 Darryl Stack producer/engineer Audio
Worlds of Music 13 August, 2023
Music from the world, for the world, hosted by Trevor Reekie.
This week featuring music by South African choral group Ladysmith Black Mambazo and NZ singer-songwriter Emma Paki. Audio
Natalie Merchant's Courageous Heart
Natalie Merchant's new album, Keep Your Courage, is her first collection of original material for nine years. William Dart places it in the context of the American singer's fascinating career. Audio