Podcasts about coco solid

Explore space, time, and technology in science fiction through indigenous lenses with award-winning author Dr Gina Cole (Black Ice Matter; Na Viro) and writer, critic and producer, Dan Taipua. Dr. Gina Cole is an award-winning author of Fijian, Scottish and Welsh descent. Her collection Black Ice Matter won the Hubert Church Prize for Best First Book Fiction in 2017. Her science fiction fantasy novel Na Viro (Huia, 2022) is a work of Pasifikafuturism following sisters wayfinding through sea and space. Awarded the 2023 Fulbright-Creative New Zealand Pacific Writer's Residency in 2023, she is currently working on the second book in her Turukawa Trilogy. Dan Taipua (Waikato-Tainui) is a writer and critic working in Tāmaki Makaurau. His interests cross through art history, popular culture and Te Ao Māori with a particular focus on futurism and imagined worlds. In 2015, Dan Taipua and Sophie Wilson produced the documentary Aotearoa Futurism for RNZ Music, interviewing Māori and Pasifika artists whose works explore the boundaries of technology and time. This work has inspired further study of indigenous futurisms by scholars and creators alike and continues to shape Taipua's own critical practice. This talk is in association with our sci-fi exhibition 'Other Worlds' and the 'Tāmaki Untold' series. Exhibition is open from 19 February to 2 August 2025 in the Heritage Gallery, Level 2, Central City Library / Tāmaki Pātaka Kōrero. Explore selected works by Dr Gina Cole and Dan Taipua along with some of the books, authors and works mentioned in this episode – all available either at Auckland Council Libraries or online. Na Viro by Gina Cole. Huia Publishers, 2022 Wayfinding Pasifikafuturism : an indigenous science fiction vision of the ocean in space : a thesis by Gina Cole. Massey University, Manawatu, New Zealand, 2020 https://mro.massey.ac.nz/items/21b05630-28b2-4d93-85e9-f7156be8f0d9 Aotearoa Futurism Part One: Space Maori and Astronesians - podcast by Dan Taipua and Sophie Wilson, RNZ Music, 2015 https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/nat-music/audio/201782605/aotearoa-futurism-part-one Aotearoa Futurism Part Two: South Pacific Futurists podcast by Dan Taipua and Sophie Wilson, RNZ Music, 2015 Remains to be Told: Dark Tales from Aotearoa edited by Lee Murray. Clan Destine Press, 2023 Walking the Stars: An Anthology of Indigenous Science Fiction edited by Grace Dillon Star Waka by Robert Sullivan Auckland University Press, 1999 The Routledge Book of CoFuturisms edited by Taryne Jade Taylor, Isiah Lavender III, Grace L. Dillon and Bodhisattva Chattopadhyay. 1st edition, 2023. Full text available via Open Access with Taylor and Francis under Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND. How To Loiter in a Turf War by Coco Solid. Penguin Random House NZ, 2022 Island Time: South Pacific Futurism From a Contemporary Aotearoa Perspective by Jessica “Coco” Hansell published in The Funambulist, Issue 24: Futurisms, 2019 Navigator by Che Fu (Music CD) Sony, 2001 Lisa Reihana: Emissaries by Lisa Reihana. Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, 2017 Goddess Muscle by Dr Karlo Mila Huia Publishers, 2020 Waerea by Mokotron (Music LP). Stebbing Recording Studio, 2024 Terra Nullius by Claire G. Coleman. Hachette Australia, 2017 How Māui Defied the Goddess of Death by Peter Gossage. 3rd edition, Puffin Books, 2012 You Are Here by Peata Larkin and Whiti Hereaka. Massey University Press, 2025

Tracklist : Simon Says "Feel Me (Yuksek Extended Remix)" Eskimo Recordings 2018 Jimmy Edgar "Hot Sharp Touch" Colette 2011 Rigopolar "Start From Beginning" Tom Tom Disco 2015 Talee "How High?" Disco Halal 2024 Alexandra Feusi "Hello Sunday" Iptamenos Discos 2023 Martin Landsky "V2U (Album Edit)" Poker Flat 2011 Iñigo Vontier "Fire Papi" Multi Culti 2024 Laroz "Cars" Exploited 2024 Boys' Shorts "Flying Away" Iptamenos Discos 2024 Filippo Moscatello "I Want Your Love (Original Mix)" International Deejay Gigolo Records 2001 Dombrance "Cope (Rigopolar Remix)" Discolypso 2024 Radio Slave "The Lunatics (The Lunatics Club Mix) (Radio Edit)" Rekids 2024 Soha "Amour" Basic Recordings 2000 Joyce Muniz feat. Sara Bluma "Beats & Lines" Kompakt 2024 Baldo "Ride The Night (Red Axes Remix)" Permanent Vacation 2024 Shakedown "Lovegames" Kitsuné Music 2003 Rodion & Mammarella "La Memoria Dei Sistemi" Slow Motion 2024 Tim Paris feat. Coco Solid "Rain (Original mix - Radio Edit)" My Favorite Robot Records 2014 Red Axes "Here In The Sky" Fabric Records 2023

In this episode of the Libro.fm Podcast, we speak with writer, small business owner, politician, and voting rights activist Stacey Abrams. We cover her newest novel, her work in politics, book banning, her romance writer alter-ego, and more. Photo credit: Gage Skidmore via CC BY-SA 3. license. READ FULL EPISODE TRANSCRIPT Use promo code: LIBROPODCAST when signing up for a Libro.fm membership to get an extra free credit to use on any audiobook. About Stacey Abrams: Stacey Abrams is the four-time New York Times bestselling author of Stacey's Extraordinary Words, While Justice Sleeps, Our Time is Now, and Lead from the Outside; an entrepreneur; and a political leader. She is the award-winning producer of the documentary, All In: The Fight for Democracy, which made the 2021 Academy Award shortlist for best documentary. Read Stacey's books: Rogue Justice While Justice Sleeps Our Time Is Now Lead from the Outside Books discussed on today's episode: What You Are Looking For Is in the Library by Michiko Aoyama Network Effect by Martha Wells The Last Lion by William Manchester Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn How to Loiter In a Turf War by Coco Solid

Today Mt Roskill Grammar Library Manager Catherine Ross has a great list of summer reads for younger people. Today she reviews: For ages 6-10 years: Whetu Toa and the Magician by Steph Matuku For ages 8-12 years, Conrad Cooper's Last Stand by Leonie Agnew For Ages 11/12+ Years Night Vision by Ella West For Ages 13/14+ Years, Better the Blood by Michael Bennett, How to Loiter in a Turf War by Coco Solid, How to Be a Bad Muslim (Non-Fiction) by Mohamed Hassan.

Today Catherine talks to Jesse about a debut short story collection by Monica Macansantos called Love & Other Rituals. She also reviews Age of Vice by Deepti Kapoor and How to Loiter in a Turf War by Coco Solid, which is the rap name of Jessica Hansell.

Doctorcast es el podcast musical de Dr. Raí en el que cada 15 días nos muestra una selección de excelentes canciones para disfrutar a todas horas y en cualquier lugar. EL USO DE LAS CANCIONES ES SIN FINES DE LUCRO. Sigue a Dr. Raí en todas sus redes sociales: Instagram: www.instagram.com/drrai_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/DoctorRai Twitter: twitter.com/drrai_ Tik Tok: tiktok.com/drrai_ Escucha Las Favoritas del Dr. Raí en Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/3EENnPhEikx…d9662f1ec22a44b1 Y mis tracks originales: open.spotify.com/track/72DuKigG9f…qORbGvgsjvJ4ih0Q open.spotify.com/track/2iNG9qp1ER…KLRGWx1QvvgGG4iA Tracklist: 1. Bob Sinclar & A-Trak - Deep Inside Of Me (Extended Mix) 2. RUN DMC - It's Like That (Giovi MMXXI Bootleg) 3. Basementjaxx - Jus 1 Kiss (CASSIMM Remix) 4. Jessie Ware - Free yourself (Eats Everything Remix) 5. NY's Finest – Do You Feel Me (Odyssey Inc. Remix) 6. Boston Bun - This Song Is For You 7. Chris Lorenzo X Cobrah - MAMI 8. Walker & Royce - No Drama feat. Sophiegrophy (Extended Mix) 9. Missy Elliott - Get Ur Freak On (Proppa Treatment) 10. Melé - Groove La Afrika (Original Mix) 11. Dubesque - Push It (Extended Mix) 12. Mau P - Drugs From Amsterdam 13. VNSSA - Music4TheMasses (Andrea Oliva Remix) Canciones que me hacen sentir que estoy envejeciendo: 14. Lorenz Rhode - Superficial Robots (feat. Coco Solid)

Wāhine toa Lana Lopesi and Coco Solid aka Jessica Hansell (Ngāpuhi) join forces for a proudly strident hour of conversation on their latest books and preoccupations. 'How to Loiter in a Turf War' is a genre-bending work of fiction from Solid, one of Aotearoa's fiercest and most versatile artists across rap, art, film, performance and writing. The 2022 Ockham NZ Book Awards-longlisted 'Bloody Woman' is an eloquent and provocative essay collection by author, art critic and editor Lopesi, dissecting the experiences of being a Pasifika woman. AUCKLAND WRITERS FESTIVAL WAITUHI O TĀMAKI FRIDAY 26 AUGUST 2022 – 5.00-6.00PM WAITĀKERE ROOM, AOTEA CENTRE

Samara Alofa a.k.a GALOLEAFI is a producer, artist, and composer based in Tāmaki Makaurau. Samara moves between the intersections of Mythical Ambient Sea Siren, Queer Club Fantasy, Sexy Lesbian Librarian and Brown Boi Bullshit. Their self-produced EP 'Earth Punk' was released in 2020 with the Independent Label on Coco Solid and Big Fat Raro's label Kuini Qontrol. Tonight, they share a live mix of original music/beats, ambient soundscapes & experimental “M.C ing” // Vocals. 
 The mix then transition to some of their favourite tracks, ranging from Queer club edits, electro alt and noise music. About this mix: "Often as Brown, Queer folk we find ourselves moving between the fantasies. We are our biological roots before we are Queer and most of us exist between the worldly realms and the mystical realms, especially when we are out. This mix to me is like a collage of memories and moments. Representing the duality that a lot of us and our 'Queer POC' collective resonate with. The beautiful, dark and spiritual essence of our night life, right along side the warm embrace of sticky club floors, blocked toilets, sweaty circut gays… and our ancestoral protection

Jessica Hansell, best known by her rap nickname Coco Solid, is one of Aotearoa's most impressive artists. She's a writer, poet, musician, multimedia artist, creator of cult Maori cartoon Aroha Bridge, and has multiple screenwriting credits. Her latest project is a work of autobiographical fiction called How to Loiter in a Turf War, following three friends navigating relationships, racial tensions and rampant property development in their home of Tamaki Makaurau. Auckland's gentrification takes centre stage in the novel, a subject of personal pain for the author, who describes the transformation of the suburbs where her whanau lived for years, as like having her "world rewritten in front of her". Coco Solid will be appearing at the Auckland Writers' Festival next month.

Join Alison and Ineka as they look to the stars and celebrate the appearance of Matariki. Books mentioned on the show can be requested using the Auckland Libraries catalogue links below: Matariki - Kirsten Parkinson and Kitty Brown (2022) https://bit.ly/3a75ozk Matariki around the world: a cluster of stars, a cluster of stories - Rangi Mātāmua & Miriama Kamo (2022) https://bit.ly/3OQFGhc Puanga me Matariki – Sharon Holt (2022) https://bit.ly/3QSAtaF Kua whetūrangitia tōku koro - Brianne T Paa (2022) https://bit.ly/3OLOghp Ko Flit, te Tīrairaka me te mahere Matariki - Kat Quin (2021) https://bit.ly/3yo4OGR The astromancer: the rising of Matariki / Witi Ihimaera (2022); illustrated by Isobel Joy Te-Aho White https://bit.ly/3OJ9AEa How to loiter in a turf war / Coco Solid / 2022 / Available in Adult Fiction NZ https://bit.ly/3I2E9mo Nuku: stories of 100 indigenous women / Qiane Matata-Sipu / 2021 / Adult Non-Fiction https://bit.ly/3yt84B1

Today Jenna chats about about the Coco Solid's fantastic and genre-bending work How to Loiter In a Turf War and a little about this year's Ockham winners! Whakarongo mai! 

Today Jenna chats about about the Coco Solid's fantastic and genre-bending work How to Loiter In a Turf War and a little about this year's Ockham winners! Whakarongo mai! 

Paul Diamond reviews How to Loiter In a Turf War by Jessica Hansell a.k.a. Coco Solid, published by Penguin Random House NZ

Samara Alofa popped in for a kōrero this morning about their new track 'Dnt Care' and their forthcoming full-length project 'EARTH PUNK'. Whakarongo mai nei to hear baout the record and working with Coco Solid and the Kuini Qontrol whānau. 

It's time to get in session with Geneva Alexander-Marsters. As part of SoccerPractise, Geneva has weaved Te Reo Māori into some of the most urgent bNet-ready pop of recent years, showcased on SoccerPractise's self-titled debut album and the follow-up Te Pō. She also veers into soaring dance-pop via her solo project IMPORTANT. Award yourself some amnesty with her deep dive into some of the most essential local creators of the moment. Coco Solid, Tokerau Wilson, & Byron Coll - If You’re Looking For A Sign [Self/Pantograph Punch] Yung Ludd - Ear to the Ground [??] Womb - Blow You Away (DJ SNAKELEGS Remix) [Self] Wai - Papatuanuku [Jayrem] Totems - $3.50 [Self] Shiraz & LSJ - Lean & Rock [Self] Kraak & Smaak - Sommeron ft. Imugi 이무기 [Boogie Angst] MELODOWNZ - Fine [Universal] Peach Milk - Klonoa [Synthstrom Audible] COCO SOLID - Crop That Back [Self] SoccerPractise - Ngā Whetu [Self]

Jessicoco Hansell aka. Coco Solid is a Māori (Ngāpuhi), Samoan and German creative. She has created an audio performance from lockdown, to listen to when you feel existentially overwhelmed and looking for a sign. Listen in a cosy position and outfit, in a psychedelic mood, uninterrupted, either wearing headphones or on a mean system. Made with the support of NZ on Air. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Logg Cabin hosted by MC Slave, we are joined by multi-disciplined artist Coco Solid. Jessica Hansell aka Coco Solid has many strings to her creative bow - the globetrotting rapper has attended the Red Bull Music Academy, is the creator of the animated television series Aroha Bridge, and is a member of punk band ‘Badd Energy’. We chat about how her academic life influences her creativity, the freedom of writing music for other people and the influence of electro and booty bass music.

Part 1* - Interview & selections from Go Nuclear (Tim Checkley & Clint Watkins) T/error & 4th Genome – Bass Agenda Intro Go Nuclear – Time2Party Go Nuclear – My Mind is Going (Detroit’s Filthiest remix) Go Nuclear – UFO Bass Go Nuclear – Exotic Dancer Go Nuclear – Necrophilia Go Nuclear – Techno World (original version) Coco Solid – 2 Wise 2 Wed Coco Solid – Architecture The Hungry Eyes – Bees Trans Am – I Want It All Spaceballs – State of the Art Dick Whyte & Tha Nasty Boys – Techno Thuggin’ (Radio version) Clinton Watkins – Locations (edit) Clinton Watkins – Invisible Narrative (edit) Clinton Watkins – Motif (edit) Thomas Koner – Grohuk Ron Morelli – Re-runs *(excuse the variation in mic quality during part 1 - some technical issues at the last minute meant having to edit in two clips using a different mic!) Part 2 - Exclusive live set from Jauzas The Shining, France ** If you enjoy the show and feel comfortable donating to keep it going please donate via paypal.me/bassagenda All funds are used to pay Soundcloud pro account fees, website, and other subscriptions that help me get the music to your ears. Thanks Andy x

Jessica Hansell, aka Coco Solid, has just released a mixtape called 'Cokes' the kaupapa of which is community, her ancestors and 'throwing it back in colonisation's face'.

In this week's Pocket Edition, Alex Behan is on the line to UK grime father Dizzee Rascal, Coco Solid takes Jana Whitta through her new mixtape called 'Cokes' and Yadana Saw speaks with James Toth about his failed experiment in dedicated music appreciation.

Spinoff Music editor Henry Oliver talks to Coco Solid and Trixie Darko about Equalise My Vocals, a panel event and music showcase on gender equality in music happening in on 5 and 6 May.

Coco Solid describes herself as a musician, writer, artist and philosoflygirl hailing from Auckland Aotearoa/New Zealand. She delivered the keynote address at the Listen Conference, a feminist music space, held in Melbourne over the weekend of October 14, 15 and 16.

Coco Solid describes herself as a musician, writer, artist and philosoflygirl hailing from Auckland Aotearoa/New Zealand. She delivered the keynote address at the Listen Conference, a feminist music space, held in Melbourne over the weekend of October 14, 15 and 16.

This show is entirely dedicated to Liquid Architecture, What would a feminist methodology sound like?. This two day event took place at Firstdraft over the 1 and 2 September. Co-curator Fran Barrett joins us in the studio, and we play recorded segments from the event including, Aunty Jenny Munro and Lorna Munro and CoCo Solid. Music by Sezzo Snot.

Violet is a Portuguese producer and DJ based in London. She was part of RMBA 2008 and since debuting via Wicked Bass Records, Violet's music has been championed by the likes of Matias Aguayo, Snuff Crew and Phillip Sherburne. Last year she joined the Snuff Trax roster, started D55, a record label with her partner Photonz, and was also invited by Matias Aguayo to participate in his album's cover versions project released on Cómeme. She releases regularly on One Eyed Jacks and last March her cover version of Underground Resistance's classic "Transition", with an all-girl squad (featuring A.M.O.R., Nightwave, Nancy Whang, Mamacita, Coco Solid) of vocal collaborations, caught the attention of the Underground Resistance crew. Full of 808s and up-front techno, plus a healthy pinch of X-rated vocals and post-punk, this is a high energy mix perfect for our dirty little rave. FM004: Violet Raw M.T. - Walkman Is Dead (Wicked Bass) Steven Summers - Jack Fish (Clone Jack for Daze) Bok Bok & Tom Trago - Pussy Trak (Night Voyage) Liquid Liquid - Optimo (99 Records) Maurice - This Is Acid (A New Dance Craze) (K&T Mix) (Trax Records) Matias Aguayo - Tomada (Aun Mas Rudo) (Cómeme) Carisma - Discoteca Profunda (Cómeme) Lake Haze - Aranha Negra (One Eyed Jacks) Drexciya - Devil Ray Cove (Tresor) Eddie Amador - House Music (Yoshitoshi Recordings ) John Red Hawk - Lakota Dance (Snuff Trax) Chrononautz and Worker/parasite - Proto Toms (Folding Spaces) Nidia Minaj - Limite (Príncipe) Violet feat A.M.O.R., Mamacita, Nancy Whang, Nightwave & Coco Solid - Transiiton (Acapella) (UR Cover) The Aztec Mystic - Knights of the Jaguar (Underground Resistance) Te'Amir - Bora (Self-Released) Aphex Twin - Xtal (Apollo) Steve Poindexter – Work That Mutha Fucker (Muzique Records)