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Director Ursula Grace Williams on the making of Marlon Williams: Ngā Ao E Rua - Two Worlds
Tony Stamp speaks with Ursula Grace Williams, the director of a new feature documentary called Marlon Williams: Ngā Ao E Rua - Two Worlds, about the making of his new te reo Maori album Te Whare Tiwekaweka. Audio
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Blondshell returns with her second Studio Album, If You Asked for a Picture
3 May 2025Tony Stamp speaks to American indie musician Sabrina Mae Teitelbaum, better known as Blondshell, off the back of the release of her second Studio Album, If You… Audio
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UK musician Self Esteem: 'I think there's a toxicity to constant positivity'
3 May 2025Rebecca Lucy Taylor was plagued by self-doubt after a hit album that preached the opposite.
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Heavy Metal by Cameron Winter
3 May 2025Maggie Tweedie explores the experimental new album Heavy Metal by alternative New York-based musician Cameron Winter on The Sampler. Audio
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The Mixtape: Harry Russell
3 May 2025Trevor Reekie talks to Auckland based Music Fan, Contributor, Writer, DJ, and Musician, Harry Russell aka Harry Ratbag, who was once described as a legend in… Audio
Saturday 3 May 2025
1:30 Director of Ngā Ao E Rua, Ursula Grace Williams
The documentary, Marlon Williams: Ngā Ao E Rua - Two Worlds, follows Marlon Williams (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāi Tai) over four years as he reconnects with his whakapapa, embraces te reo Māori and writes and records his first full album in te reo, Te Whare Tīwekaweka.
Tony Stamp speaks with Ursula Grace Williams, the director of the new feature documentary, about how it came to be, what it took to make, and what it means to her.
Ursula Grace Williams, Director of Marlon Williams: Ngā Ao E Rua - Two Worlds Photo: Music 101
See the trailer for the Documentary here:
2:15 Self Esteem: 'I think there’s a toxicity to constant positivity'
Rebecca Lucy Taylor, the UK musician who makes music as Self Esteem, joins Tony Stamp on the show.
For around 10 years Rebecca Lucy Taylor was one half of UK indie duo Slow Club, but when she began releasing solo music as Self Esteem in 2017 saw her profile start to rise. Her 2021 album Prioritise Pleasure was hugely acclaimed, elevating her to a level of fame in the UK that saw appearances on The Graham Norton Show, Later… With Jools Holland, Taskmaster, and an array of panel shows.
Tony Stamp interviewed Rebecca for that album, Tony speaks with her again for her new LP, A Complicated Woman.
Songs Played:
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Focus is Power
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I Do and I Don't Care
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Cheers to Me
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The Curse
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If Not Now, It's Soon
Rebecca Lucy Taylor AKA Self Esteem Photo: Scarlett Carlos Clarke
3:15 Blondshell returns with her second Studio Album
Blondshell is the pseudonym of Sabrina Mae Teitelbaum, a Los Angeles musician whose self-titled debut drew huge acclaim for her unfiltered lyrics about bad relationships. Tony Stamp speaks to Blondshell, off the back of the release of her second Studio Album, If You Asked for a Picture.
Songs Played:
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T & A
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23's a Baby
Photo: Supplied
3:40 The Sampler: 'Heavy Metal' by Cameron Winter
Maggie Tweedie explores the experimental new album Heavy Metal by alternative New York–based musician Cameron Winter.
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The Rolling Stones
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Nausicaä (Love Will Be Revealed)
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Love Takes Miles
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Cancer of the Skull
Cameron Winter- Heavy Winter album Photo: supplied
4:05 The Mixtape: Harry Ratbag
Auckland based Music Fan, Contributor, Writer, DJ, and Musician, Harry Russell aka Harry Ratbag, was once described as a legend in his own lunchtime that has taken him on to London and New York where he worked for the enigmatic Rough Trade label and associate with a who’s who of very interesting alternative music legends.
Trevor Reekie talks to Harry Ratbag about the music that has always resonated on his journey through life.
Songs Played:
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Rolling Stones - Sweet Black Angel
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Big Black - Bazooka Joe
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Spiritualized - Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space (Live)
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Mr Fingers - Can You Feel It
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Galaxy to Galaxy - Hi Tech Jazz
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Snowboy - Casa Forte (Joe Claussell's Spiritual Life Samba Remix)
Harry Russell sometime in the 1980s. Photo: Simon Grigg
Songs Played:
1pm - 2pm
Isle of Light - Kenny Sterling
Voom - Crazy Feeling
Michaela Tempers - Good Woman
The Beths - Metal
Hemi Hemingway - (To Be) Without You
MĀ - Decay
Marlon Williams - Kōrero Māori
Marlon Williams - Pōkaia Rā Te Marama
Ugly - Sha
Bonobo - Rings
2pm - 3pm
Harry Mudie - Roman Dub
Joe Cocker - Feelin Alright
Romi Wrights - Bring It Back
Vera Ellen - A Person I Like
Self Esteem - Focus is Power
Self Esteem - I Do and I Don't Care
Self Esteem - Cheers to Me
Self Esteem - The Curse
Self Esteem - If Not Now, It's Soon
Neive Strang - Gather Round
Liam Finn - The Howl
Dam Native, Teremoana Rapley - The Horrified One
Joe Kaptein - Eternal Afternoon
3pm - 4pm
Alessandro Alessandroni - Spiagge Azzurre
Betty Wright - Clean Up Woman
Holly Arrowsmith - Could’ve Been a River
Blondshell - T & A
Blondshell - 23's a Baby
Dina Ogon - Det Lacker
Benjamin Booker - Show and Tell
Cameron Winter - The Rolling Stones
Cameron Winter - Nausicaä (Love Will Be Revealed)
Cameron Winter - Love Takes Miles
Cameron Winter - Cancer of the Skull
Troy Kingi - Cactus Handshake
Supergroove - Next Time
Half Hexagon - Buy the Farm
Fred Again - Marea
4pm - 5pm
Rolling Stones - Sweet Black Angel
Big Black - Bazooka Joe
Spiritualized - Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space (Live)
Mr Fingers - Can You Feel It
Galaxy to Galaxy - Hi Tech Jazz
Snowboy - Casa Forte (Joe Claussell's Spiritual Life Samba Remix)