Jinglejangle

There is beautiful music everywhere for those who care to listen

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Friday Pains

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This Bob Carpenter cover featured on Marlon Williams set list tonight at The Civic. It was wonderful. He was wonderful

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Some Friday Farsi Protest Rap for you here

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Ooh, how about some bluesy soul tuneage for your Friday ears?

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I had to break out of Warrior 3 to Shazam this outfit. Love a rousing round of thumb piano!

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Joan Armatrading, Down To Zero Fuchs

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https://junnyjunny.bandcamp.com/album/kumara-suite

Whangārei based Junny says this of her approach to music "I like condensing big thoughts and feelings down into simple phrases with lots of layered meanings"

Done to great effect here in Kumara Suite.

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Synths. sax, soggy suits. Terry Guyula hits all the right notes here and the lyrics sung in Liyawulma’mirr-Djambarrpuyngu sounds like a great time in your mouth.

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Jeremy Schonfeld brings meaning to the term 'singing your heart out'

We're very excited to be hosting his inaugural performance in Aotearoa New Zealand in 2 April.

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Something about this track gives it such cut through. Ripe for a pared back remix. Might just do that one day. In the future. In the meantime, happy Friday

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Jamaica's crowned Queen of Reggae, Marcia Griiffitha

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Minnie Robberds. One to watch. And listen to

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Is Nostalgia Pop a genre? Reminded of this Friday Song worthy number, presented by Kiwi polymath Fazerdaze, as it was beamed out in my car care of the indispensable French radio station Fip, as I drove down SH1 back to Tamaki Makaurau. So glocal.

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This track comes off the 2008 album Sexuality produced by Guy-Manuel" de Homem-Christo, half of Daft Punk, and you can hear it.

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Aaron Woods' solo project Void Waves, is gooood

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Puerto Rican Reggaeton popper from 2004 sounding fresh to me