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This week in the Niche Cache we pay tribute to Chris Faiumu and Fat Freddy's Drop as part of a salute to Wellington with Wellington Saints winning the NBL and Wellington Phoenix winning an off-season friendly. We chat through a few Blackcaps points from their T20 tri-series in Africa and then break down the NBL final, as well as Tall Ferns in Asia Cup and the latest Tall Blacks squad. Then we have plenty of NZ Warriors matters to discuss after their NRL win vs Newcastle Knights and another NSW Cup win. The development pipeline at Mt Smart is thriving, versatility is a key factor in NRL success and Tanah Boyd is doing his job as halfback. The Phoenix development pipeline is also awesome with lots of youngsters on show in their win vs Wrexham and Tommy Smith departed Auckland FC, so we discuss the All Whites implications and who will step up for the Blue Riders. (00:00) Fat Freddy's Drop (21:27) Mindfulness (22:57) Blackcaps (36:57) NBL final (56:00) Tall Blacks (01:04:41) Tall Ferns (01:10:23) NZ Warriors (01:55:53) Wellington Phoenix (02:10:32) All Whites/Auckland FC Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/elnichecache Newsletter: https://thenichecache.substack.com Hook us up with a brew: https://buymeacoffee.com/thenichecache thenichecache@gmail.com

„Vardai ir garsai“ varto prasidėjusios savaitės koncertų kalendorių, gedi mirusio grupės „Fat Freddy‘s Drop“ lyderio, džiaugiasi „Nine Inch Nails“ sugrįžimu ir narsto kitas muzikos pasaulio naujienas. Ved. Ramūnas Zilnys

This week: new music from Loaded Honey and Wet Leg | an underground classic from Danger Mouse and MF DOOM | remembering Mu from Fat Freddy's DropAlso: overcommitting in relationships, coaching trees, third wheels, old mate bangers, heavy ‘Flo, it's 2025 and tedious indie music purity tests are somehow still a thing, horny on main, unexpected theme weeks, the Janet English Finishing School, random genre generators, ignoring all recommendations, cultural zeitgeist dodgers, missing the references, young DOOM was a PROBLEM, a tall tree falls, force amplifiers, long-awaited albums, avoiding the neighbours, riding up hills on inappropriate equipment, the Mongoose flies, time for an opener-off and the undefeated, unmitigated loser energy that radiates off New Zealand cricket fandom .Next week's new-new: Panic Shack | Benjamin Booker | His LordshipSpotify playlists: 2025 review albums | Playlist archive | Doc and Beeso's 2025 mixtapesThe database: Review albums since 2015 and year-end top 5 listsFind us on: Spotify Podcasts | Apple Podcasts | RSS feed for other appsSocials: Beeso on Bluesky | Doc on BlueSky | Pod Facebook | Pod email

On the Saturday Morning with Jack Tame Full Show Podcast for 19 July 2025, Oscar-nominated visual effects artist at Wētā FX, Luke Millar joins Jack to discuss just how he turned one of the world's biggest pop stars into a chimpanzee for the Robbie Williams biopic Better Man. Plus, Millar shares his insight on AI's role within filmmaking. Jack pays tribute to the legendary Fat Freddy's Drop producer Chris Faiumu. Kevin Milne tells of his attempt to forge a pop music career with the help of the Fat Freddy's band. Orange you glad it's citrus season? Nici Wickes shares a delicious orange cake recipe that stays fresh for days. And Dr Bryan Betty drops in to discuss the newest weight loss medication available in New Zealand: Wegovy. Get the Saturday Morning with Jack Tame Full Show Podcast every Saturday on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand hip-hop great King Kapisi says he will always be proud of Fat Freddy's Drop founder Chris Faiumu, for taking Wellington and South Pasific music to the world. Mr Faiumu, also known as DJ Mu or Fitchie, died suddenly on Wednesday. He was a pioneer of the New Zealand music scene, and a force behind Fat Freddy's Drop, one of the most successful bands to come out of Aotearoa. Ellen O'Dwyer reports.

I played the trombone in high school. I know what you're thinking: squeaky-voiced Jack running through a few scales on his big brass slide? Hello Ladies... But honestly the fact that my instrument was seen as a bit quirky was kind of an attraction for me at the time. What the trombone wasn't —at least back then— was very cool. To my mind it was good for jazz band and good for a blast in orchestra, but I wasn't creative enough to find or even search for a different sound with my trombone. Brass had its place and that was that. But the year after I left high school, Based on a True Story hit record stores. I'd never heard of Fat Freddy's Drop, but I was played a song by a friend and I bought the album the day it was released. I know it was 2005, because I can literally remember buying the CD from a Sounds record shop. I can remember walking down Madras Street in Christchurch with it burning a hole in my bag, so excited to play it. Let me tell you, I've never thrashed an album so much in my life. The way it starts off so sparse, those simple plunking piano keys, and then builds and builds and builds. The sound was so exciting. So different. So cool. Man, I thought. If I'd known this kind of music existed, this blend of dub and reggae and jazz and soul, with its brass component, too! As much as I have enjoyed Glenn Miller arrangements, I might have branched out a bit further with my high school music mates and the old ‘Bone. I'm no celebrated music afficionado but it occurs to me that Fat Freddy's Drop are a prime example of musos' musos. They're a band which loosely formed from a crew who just like jamming. They're a band that loves to play live, that still just loves to improvise. And, at least from the outside, they seem utterly unconcerned with the trappings of rock'n'roll stardom, with glossy magazine covers, fame and riches. Forget your 3-minute, four-chord tricks to sell into the top 40 radio stations, if you've been to a Fat Freddy's concert, you'll know it can be hard sometimes to know when a song begins and ends. I also think there's a real, distinct New Zealand flavour to their music. There's something Pacific, something relaxed, unshaven, and unconcerned. The sound of the Kiwi summer road trip. For the year I lived in the States, I'd always crank it up any time I had an American in my apartment as if it were a statement of identity. It probably says a lot about the band's aspirations, motivations, and priorities that despite their incredible international success, the individual members of Fat Freddy's Drop aren't all household names in this country. I know next to nothing of their private lives. And of all the members, I reckon I'd only have been able to name two, off the top of my head, if you'd asked me earlier this week: Dallas (friend of the show), the singer, and Mu. Chris Faiumu founded Fat Freddy's Drop. He produced their music, and as DJ, his beats, blends, and samples were the foundation of so much of their art. I feel my experience with his work will be similar to that of so many others in New Zealand and around the world. I feel really saddened by news of his death, and so grateful, so grateful, for the music he made that seriously has enriched my life. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of New Zealand's most influential music groups is back after five years out of the game. Fly My Pretties was first formed in 2004, and brought together musicians from a lot of well-known Kiwi bands to record live albums. The cast includes musicians from the Black Seeds, Fat Freddy's Drop, The Phoenix Foundation, and The Phoenix Foundation, among others, and was founded by Barnaby Weir and Mikee Tucker. Tomorrow marks their first release in five years, with their seventh album ‘Elemental'. Weir told Mike Hosking the project has turned out different to how he would have imagined it, but the core concept is still there. “I hope that there's still a lot of, y'know, more leads in it,” he said. “This new album is really strong, and y'know, in the future, I might not be on the stage, I might be just more of a mental kind of character involved with it, but the concept can just, y'know, continue.” And, as a special treat, Weir gave an exclusive, acoustic performance. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seguimos descubriendo novedades de 2024. En este caso aprovechamos la última edición del formato ‘canciones encadenadas' de esta temporada para presentar lo nuevo de los neozelandeses Fat Freddy's Drop -Slo Mo-, de nuestro buen amigo Fred Again.. -Ten days-, de la sorprendente unión de Yannis & The Yaw -Lagos, Paris, London- y de los míticos The Cure -Songs of a lost world-. Cuatro discos que nos parecen de lo mejor del año pasado y que queremos destacar por encima de otros dándoles algo más de protagonismo. Por el camino viejos y nuevos compañeros que nos ayudarán a realizar estas conexiones, en un principio, impensables. Tracklist: Avengers – Fat Freddy's Drop Next stop – Fat Freddy's Drop I don't want to see you – Fat Freddy's Drop Russia – Nightmares on wax & Fat Freddy's Drop Typical – Nightmares on wax & Little Dragon Presence – Brittany Howard & Little Dragon Stay high again.. – Brittany Howard & Fred Again.. Peace u need – Fred Again.. Just stand there – Fred Again.. Places to be – Fred Again.. Cheers- Anderson. Paak feat. Q Tip She wants to move – NERD feat Mos Def & Common & De La Soul & Q Tip The Corner – Common & The Last Poets Just because – The Last Poets & Toy Allen Walk through fire – Yannis & The Yaw Rain can't reach us – Yannis & The Yaw Clementine – Yannis & The Yaw Geometry of you – Joan as Police woman & Tony Allen Simplicity – Gorillaz feat. Joan as Police woman Strange Timez – Gorillaz feat. Robert Smith Alone – The Cure I can never say goodbye – The Cure Endsong – The Cure

Join Jenn and listening back to your requests (and some of her own picks) on Jukebox Parlour! From Once to Fat Freddy's Drop, a big churr to Susan & Steven (with a ph), H, Tony, Fern, Dave, Rachel & Riley, and all of our anonymous requesters this week. You can request a track by listening in on Saturdays from 7:00pm to 9:00pm and txting your name and the track you'd like to hear to 5395 ~ or ~ hit up Jenn on instagram @junnywho and reply to their story

Join Jenn and listening back to your requests (and some of her own picks) on Jukebox Parlour! From Once to Fat Freddy's Drop, a big churr to Susan & Steven (with a ph), H, Tony, Fern, Dave, Rachel & Riley, and all of our anonymous requesters this week. You can request a track by listening in on Saturdays from 7:00pm to 9:00pm and txting your name and the track you'd like to hear to 5395 ~ or ~ hit up Jenn on instagram @junnywho and reply to their story

This week: new albums from Fat Freddy’s Drop, Ramkot and Stress Eater (CZARFACE x Kool Keith). Also: new Ice Cube x Brandy collab, double not negatives, representative examples of the marque, blank canvases, beach roadtrips, #DocMisReadsBios, desert rock Pokemon, if in doubt play it louder through better speakers, the Minister for Czarface, the poet laureate of the podcast, more Kendrick slander, live from 1992, twelve-track one-trick ponies, holiday plans, ocean pools and get back on the bus Wishart. Next week: our annual Bring Out Your Dead last-chance-qualifier featuring Kim Deal, Mashd N Kutcher, High Fade, White Denim, the Spyrals and Lyrics Born.Spotify playlists: Current albums | 2024 mixtape | All our playlistsThe database: Review albums since 2015 and year-end top 5 listsFind us on: Spotify Podcasts | Apple Podcasts | Omny StudioRSS feeds: Just sports | Just music | EverythingSocials: Beeso on Bluesky | Doc on BlueSky | Pod Facebook | Pod emailSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week: new albums from Kendrick Lamar, Pa Salieu and Ocean Grove. Also: west coast tourism, you and me problems, space-filling models, 1980s muscle car history, foreign exchange, fake freestyles, statements endorsed by 50% of the podcast, the worst thing about 2001, Mariah Carey waterboarding, call and response, Old Soul Christmas, justice for Last Christmas, Brazilian Funkmas, a time of Faith, performative baggage, regional accents, newsreader bloopers, kids these days etc etc and avoiding ads. Next week: Fat Freddy’s Drop | Stress Eater (CZARFACE x Kool Keith) | RamkotSpotify playlists: Current albums | 2024 mixtape | All our playlistsThe database: Review albums since 2015 and year-end top 5 listsFind us on: Spotify Podcasts | Apple Podcasts | Omny StudioRSS feeds: Just sports | Just music | EverythingSocials: Beeso on Bluesky | Doc on BlueSky | Pod Facebook | Pod email See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 313th show features a debut appearance by Mostly Marys ~ a bluegrass band from the SF Bay Area, whom DJ Webbles' crossed paths with and asked the band to be on his show after an appearance at Oaktoberfest '24!Mary (x2), Ryan & Scott join me from 23 minutes into this show, after another exquisite playlist carefully selected by DJ Webbles himself, including the following tracks (several of which are brand new!):Night Fever by Lewis TaylorPeachy Free by BEA1991Fair Play by Malaki ft. Lucy McWilliamsNext Stop by Fat Freddy's Drop ft. MC SlaveCaroline by Laura MarlingFloating Parade by Michael KiwanukaTHEN, we get to hear a 1.5hr-ish interview with the MMs where we hear some of their wonderful live takes on bluegrass classics as well as an original tune performed live by the whole band and written by Ryan (guitar/vox).All of this combined with MMs chosen desert island discs compilation, makes for one of Hangover Sessions' best shows yet...Happy listening!Follow Mostly Marys via www.MostlyMarys.com

Chopper, Hopepa and MU of Fat Freddy's Drop join Hunter to break down their new album 'SLO MO'.

Louis Baker is one of New Zealand's finest musicians and a genuine good kiwi. Louis has a distinctive soul, blues and R&B sound that has won numerous national and international awards. This was a really enjoyable episode, detailing Louis's journey into music, his creative process, touring with Fat Freddy's Drop and what's he's got coming up on the horizon! Make sure to go check out his latest EP, 'Medicine' and support the bro! As always, thansk to our sponsor Moana Road!  Moana Road – https://moanaroad.co.nz/ Kaboose Media – https://www.kaboosemedia.co.nz/ Louis Baker Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/artist/6cKB91cRebrHboAUTx5uUy?si=X0hb-5EpS9e3gHVJ4ceP4A  Louis Baker Insta – https://www.instagram.com/louisbakermusic/ Beyond the Surface – https://www.instagram.com/beyond_the_surfacenz/ Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/4ZArq1WSsV1pMID1dkHbBL?si=ae3f007dd7794cde Noa Woolloff Insta – https://www.instagram.com/noawoolloff/  

This week on Marijuana Media, Chris joins Milly and Slave with Fat Freddy's Drop to talk all things green. It's a special one.  Thanks to The Hempstore!

You heard it right, Fat Freddy's Drop have taken over 95bFM Drive, in anticipation of their brand new album Slo Mo! With the help of Slave and Milly, the crew drop some mean tunes as well as world first debuts of their new album. Izza good time.    Thanks to The Beerspot!

Featuring Political Commentary, Breakfast Food, Natural Ange, an interview with MC Slave of Fat Freddy's Drop about their new album, and Katie of Dateline phones in from Pōneke.

Jonny chats to Loggy Log about the just dropped Fat Freddy's Drop single 'Next Stop' off the upcoming LP Slo Mo, and the just announced FFD tour and Tāmaki show at Lilyworld on 26th of January. 

Featuring Political Commentary, Breakfast Food, Natural Ange, an interview with MC Slave of Fat Freddy's Drop about their new album, and Katie of Dateline phones in from Pōneke.

Today's episode of Electronically Yours features musical selector, DJ, radio host and curator, audiophile and founder of the album listening event and content hub Classic Album Sundays, Colleen ‘Cosmo' Murphy. As a producer she has remixed Róisín Murphy, The Rapture, Fat Freddy's Drop, Beardyman, Candi Staton, The 2 Bears and Chaka Khan, amongst many others. The Classic Album Sundays platform tells the stories behind the albums that have shaped our culture and in some cases, our lives. She founded it as a stance against the increasing devaluation of music and sound. BBC Breakfast Television remarked, "Classic Album Sundays treat our best loved records like great symphonies." Colleen is one of the leading pioneers and inspirations behind the resurgence of vinyl, listening venues and high quality sound. Ladies and gentlemen, enter the vinyl world of Colleen ‘Cosmo' Murphy... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: patreon.com/electronicallyours

Wellington singer Louis Baker was hanging out at Tiki Taane's studio when Laughton Kora walked in and asked him to sing on the new Black Comet song Sleep. Louis called us up for a chat about his reaction to all this plus who's that amazing bass player? And a quick recap on touring the world with Fat Freddy's Drop. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ep 337 - di tutti i COLORI pt 1 In occasione del Pride, selezione tematica dedicata ai colori, si inizia di soppiatto con il tema della Pantera Rosa, poi arriva Amy Winehouse, con il suo tocco di nero, ripreso anche da Micheal Jackson, Fat Freddy's Drop, dj Vadim, Beyonce.. del giallo se ne occupano i Beatles, del blu invece Thelonious Monk, Abbie Lincoln e non solo… to be continued.. #jazz #hip hop #reggae

This is my closing set from Abracadabra at Ponderosa Ranch, a small boutique festival in the Waikato region of New Zealand. Taking place amongst an age old native forest, the sun perfectly on a Sunday evening as the weekend drew to a close and I took to the stage with a certain responsibility to bring a magical weekend to its end. This performance was one of the most empowering shows I'd ever played, a somewhat unforgettable moment.

01. The Kollective - About a Boy (Larss, Napoli Underground Remix) 02. Kaidi Tatham, Cody Currie - Money (Kaidi Tatham Remix Extended Version) 03. Scruscru - October's Blue (Original Mix) 04. Alex Lo Faro - Es Vedra (Extended_Mix) 05. Distant People - Before Us (Original Mix) 06. De Melero, Monica Green - Night Moves (Kiko Navarro Tribute Version) 07. System Funk - Destiny (Atjazz Love Soul remix Instrumental) 08. Cesar C - For You (This Is House Music) ft DJ Ches (Kokode Remix) 09. Darran Nugent, Disc Eyes - The Mask Is Slipping (Jisco Dazz 'Acid Dub' Remix) 10. DJ Rocca, Capofortuna - Don't Stop Magic (Original Mix) 11. Fat Freddy's Drop, Kid Fonque - Mother Mother (Kid Fonque Remix)

'Kids N Gigs' is an initiative aimed at providing live music experiences to at-risk youth. Kids involved in the initiative have been able to see multiple live acts including Snoop Dog, Fat Freddy's Drop and Ed Sheeran. Nicholas spoke to Youth Coordinator Sarah Candler about the 'Kids N Gigs' Initiative.

Where you can find James:Website: james-mcdonald.comFacebook:  FacebookFacebook Meditation Group: Medi Masters | FacebookInstagram: James McDonald • Frequency Meditation Teacher (@__jwmcdonald__) • Instagram photos and videosYouTube: Spiritual Mindreader Reveals the Truth About Andrew Tate and the Masculine Movement (youtube.com)The songs James added to the podcast playlist: Children of the Son by Billy ThorpeRush by Ayra StarrCórdoba by Universal SolutionHope- LOCK IN by Fat Freddy's DropBoss by Bad Colours 

Joel Shadbolt, Dallas Tamaira, Anna Coddington and Allen Stone talk about how environments shape their sound, staying healthy and sane on the road, and the 70s soul sound.A lifelong musician from the Bay of Plenty in New Zealand, Joel Shadbolt studied music at polytechnic before joining L.A.B. as the singer and guitarist in 2016. Their distinct blend of reggae, rock, funk and soul has established them as one of the premier acts in New Zealand. L.A.B's sixth album, L.A.B VI will be out 23 February 2024.Dallas Tamaira is a singer and musician born in Christchurch, raised in Kaikōura and now based in Wellington, New Zealand. He's occasionally known by the alias Joe Dukie, but is best known as the vocalist for the internationally renowned urban pasifika and dub group Fat Freddy's Drop, which he co-founded in 1999. He's just dropped his new solo EP, Levels.Anna Coddington is a multi-award winning songwriter, singer and producer from Raglan, New Zealand, currently living in Auckland, who has released four critically acclaimed albums to date. She also has an MA in linguistics, is currently studying for a law degree, and is a 2nd dan black belt in kyokushin karate.Allen Stone is an American soul and R&B singer and musician, based in Spokane, Washington. He is a pastor's son who grew up on gospel music, and by the time he was 11, he'd picked up a guitar and written his first song. He has released five albums to date.

On this episode of Between Two Beers we talk to Dallas Tamaira  Dallas is the lead singer of Fat Freddy's Drop, one of New Zealand's most popular bands of all time.  His voice is unmistakable as the focal point of the seven-piece super group, but this year, for the first time in two decades, Dallas has released a solo EP, called Levels.  In this episode we talk about the best stories across 20 years with Fat Freddy's, lessons from the road, finding sanctuary at the spacies, the origins of Fat Freddy's, NZ' best kept musical secret, fatherhood, his new music and much much more.  Dallas is one of my favourite artists and his music has been the background to nearly every summer I can remember. It was a real privelidge to get to share some time with him, and unpack the best bits from his incredible life in music.  Listen on iheart or wherever you get your podcasts from, or watch the video on Youtube.   If you'd like to hire one of our guests to speak at your function or event, flick us a message by going to B2Bspeakers.co.nz.   This episode was brought to you from the Export Beer garden studio. Enjoy.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

INTERVIEW: MARAUDERS: A Fat Freddy's Drop Documentary by Candice Clark on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Music 101 host Charlotte Ryan joins Kathryn to talk about a new documentary focused on Fat Freddy's Drop that's been released through RNZ. She'll also play new music from Kali Uchis and talk about Sir Dave Dobbyn's re-issue of Lament for the Numb for its 30th anniversary.

Listen every Friday from 21 till 22 (Moscow time) Jazz FM (radiojazzfm.ru) Subscribe in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ru/podcast/funk-and-beyond-weekly/id1063844118?mt=2 for more details please visit beyondfunk.ru 1. Say She She - Questions 2. Zaimie - Patchy's Groove 3. Werkha - Head Rush 4. Ohia Lehua and Jembaa Groove - Tell Me (instrumental) 5. Dukespan NYC - Blackbird 6. Alpacas Collective - Seven Wisdoms Of Plutonia 7. Saucy Lady and U-Key - Tell Me (feat. Lee Wilson) 8. Jordan Rakei - Send My Love 9. Erobique - Acquamarina 10. Minus and MrDolly - Home Again 11. Fat Freddy's Drop - Silver and Gold (Yarni Remix) 12. Kurt Elling - Can't Make It with Your Brain 13. Godblesscomputers - Colors 14. Laneous - My Song 15. Liquid Saloon - Two Headed Amber 16. Shazzman and Beatchuggers - Traffic Jam 17. Rose Royce - I'm In Love (And I Love The Feeling)

Vinyl Hours is a series of talks with music aficionados in conversation with music maestro Tiernan Henry. On this episode Tiernan sits down with New Zealander DJ Fitchie, AKA Mu, of Fat Freddy Drops ahead of his performance at the Heineken Big Top. Recorded live at Galway International Arts Festival 2023. Spend an hour on an aural journey of treasured musical memories with special guests, who reveal their go-to playlists, the soundtrack to their lives and explore what exactly it stirs within them; fun, heartbreak and revolution. 

The bro has dropped a new solo project!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dallas Tamaira's been the frontman of the genre-bending seven-piece band Fat Freddy's Drop for more than 20 years.   During the pandemic and unable to tour with his band, Dallas hit a new phase of personal creativity.   With nothing to do but write and create, Dallas began working on brand new solo music.  'Stormy' which was released only yesterday, and today he joined Jack Tame to chat about his new creation.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nonstop laughs and jokes in this one! Maybe the jokes get taken a little too far?

Pues un viaje musical lleno de contrastes. El enunciado es explícito de lo que se ha gestado. Comenzamos con sonidos actuales de cumbia interpretados por artistas de seis países, donde la tradición y los sonidos actuales se dan la mano para mostrarnos la versatilidad y evolución de este palo sonoro. Continuamos con sonidos propiamente mestizos. Mestizo referido a aquel movimiento musical que encontró su máxima expresión en la década de los 90 y que supuso el encuentro de muy diferentes corrientes dentro de cada canción. Aquí vale casi todo, y en el caso que nos ocupa oiremos toques de rumba (Cheti & Chukky, Ilan Amores), folk mediterráneo (Che Sudaka & Locomondo), tex-mex (Eskorzo), swing (Burning Caravan) y ska (O Sonoro Maxin). Y finalizamos mostrando diferentes caras de hip-hop.Así nos lo encontraremos interactuando con toques latinos (Sara Socas), con pop-balada (Amaru Tribe con Luka Lesson), con reggae (Dj Vadim & Fat Freddy's Drop), en estado puro (Kool K. & Real Bad Man) y sorprendente por su innovación (Prosper,La Marabout con Hippocampe Fou).

Cotonete, Dju DJu, Booka Shade & Rashid Ajami, Fat Freddy's Drop, Commandr, Kraak & Smaak, and more.on the 12th of May (22h) a new Revolta party at "O Bom, O Mau e O Vilão", Rua do Alecrim, Lisboa.Be there!

PJ talks to Irish Sun Crime Editor Stephen Breen, author of "The Cartel", "The Hitmen" and “Fat Freddy” about Ireland's most sensational trial. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's podcast: 25 year old voucher, find out for what company  Azura practice's her Warriors questions on Mike  Pot luck dinners and what Mike brings  Azura slides into another mans DMs  OMGOSS- biggest song of the century  Fat Freddy's chat with MC Slave      For more follow our socials:  Instagram: Flava Radio Tiktok: Flava Radio Facebook: Flava Radio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Awww, Here's Episode 2 Just for my Dear Patrons! This si such a trip going back and hearing how calm I am... I think I get nuttier the more I've done this.. So thats either endearing or ... you know... ha!This is Minor Pentatonic Scale, Exploring Sob Quality And Singing Ernie by Fat Freddy's Drop! yeah!Support the showhttps://www.patreon.com/Shelly_Brownwww.shelly.com.auhttps://www.instagram.com/twigbirdproductions/

The Album that Inspired Me with Jess Murphy. Jess choose Fat Freddy's Drop album Based on a True Story

12-02-22 Edition of The Friday Night Groove on 88.3 WXOU FM.   Set List: China Charmeleon - Change My Mind (ft Nastic Groove) [Stay True Sounds]   Flaurese - I Want You (feat. CHARLTON) [GAZE RCDS] Whodat & Sophiyah.e - Don't Know [!K7 Records] Tone Control - Illusion (Theo's SS Translation) [WOLF Music] Chase T. - Sugarcaine [DREAMUTILATION]   Waajeed - The Dub [Tresor Records]   Jorja Smith - Rose Rouge (Joy Orbison Remix) [Universal Music] Sol Power All-Stars - Getting It Back (ft. Jean Francis Varre) [Rocksteady Disco] Glenn Astro - Gemini (ft. IMYRMIND) [WotNot Music]   Guest Selections W/ Hitch.93   Fat Freddy's Drop - Big BW [The Drop] Sam Wills - Lay Down [Nxtgen Records] ChromaData - Closer [tlkbx] [Heard and Felt] Danvers - 1997 (ft. Joe Armon Jones) [WotNot Music] abhi//dijon- Distant Love (Chris McClenney Remix) Takuya Kuroda - Fade (KEARL Remix) [First Word Records] Yoofee – Heavenly Poison [Ballroom Radio Records]   For more on the guest visit: https://hitch93.bandcamp.com/   For more on the program visit: www.fridaynightgroove.com   Photo Credit: https://flic.kr/p/2iZuYrY via Michal Býček https://www.flickr.com/photos/miby/ Under creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/. Modifications are via uploader.

The Fat Freddy's mosh bonding is a vibe...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Meredith joins us from around 23 minutes into this pod to talk about her amazing/original music, surviving as a Bay Area musician and of course cheese! This show also features the usual eclectic mix of music including songs by Fat Freddy's Drop, Sidestepper and more. As well as a specially chosen desert island playlist by Meredith in the 2nd part of the show ~ who performs 3 original songs live for your listening pleasure!Follow Meredith and her musical journey @ https://www.meredithedgar.com/

"Conjuring sound patterns that began eons ago and will continue into eternity" is what's being generated for a new music project called Bio Electricity Co-founder of Fat Freddy's Drop, Toby Laing is collaborating with composer Riki Gooch and music producer Parks for the show. It'll premiere at the upcoming Loemis Festival in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, in a giant glasshouse and under a super full moon.

As broadcast December 8, 2021 with plenty of extra island breezes for you podcast punters.  Tonight we head to a land waaaay down south in New Zealand.  The country at the so-called "bottom of the world" is surely up near the top as far as music goes, with a plethora of talented bands, producers, and vocalists that truly do put NZ on the map.  Great tunes throughout from Fat Freddy's Drop, Sola Rosa, Ladi6, Yumi Zouma, and many other very worthy artists & bands.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Fat Freddy's Drop – Raleigh TwentySola Rosa feat Kevin Mark Trail & Sharlene Hector – For The Mighty DollarArjuna Oakes & Serebii feat Mo Etc – Holding CellLadi6 – IkarusAvantdale Bowling Club – To Live & Die in AD (Live) Part II (30:26)The Black Seeds – Out of LightAaradhna – I'm Not The SameLorde – Mata KohoreMakaira Berry feat Hamiora Tuari & Pere Wihongi – ToreaFat Freddy's Drop feat Lisa Tomlins – Hope (LOCK-IN) Part III (58:49)Fat Freddy's Drop - Wandering Eye  The Black Seeds – Sometimes EnoughAaradhna - Brown GirlLadi6 - GuruPrincess Chelsea - When the World turns greyArjuna Oakes & Serebii – First Nights Part IV (89:06)MADEIRA – ManipulatorSola Rosa – Something Good (HIGH HOOPS flip)Yumi Zouma - Text From Sweden.BENEE - MonstaMONNI - You were my starHOA - Hanagae

In this episode, learn why sticks and stones might be the least of our worries. Here's a hint … names hurt more! Just ask "Ugly Face" and "Fat Freddy!" Also, learn why Jeff regrets orchestrating a medieval attack and what was so memorable about one of Dave's favorite commercials. 

As broadcast August 27, 2021 with plenty of kiwi birds to see on the podcast scenic highway.  This week we welcomed Arjuna Oakes & Serebii to the guest artist selector slot, as their First Nights EP just dropped the same day.  A duo that has worked mainly on one off singles up to this point together, their playlist was a fascinating look into the creation process for the songs on the EP, and the interview was an amazingly funny exploration of their very unique creative processes.  First Nights is out now courtesy of Innovative Leisure!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Tracy Chapman – Talkin' Bout A RevolutionCleo Sol – Why Don't YouKhruangbin – Connaisais de Face (Tiger?)Avantdale Bowling Club – To Live & Die in AD (Live)Silas Short – Cloudy JuneSoul Supreme – Check The Rhime Part II (31:53)Arjuna Oakes & Serebii – Satellites Arjuna Oakes & Serebii – Even When You're GoneTOI – Thinking Too MuchDallas Tamaira – No FlowersLadi6 – GuruFat Freddy's Drop - Bluey Part III (63:47)Arjuna Oakes & Serebii – First NightsThundercat – GoldenboySilas Short – Queen of PaisleyConan Mockasin feat Ade – It's Just WindArrangement – Coconut MangoChartreuse – Woman, I'm CrazyPart IV (98:19)Arjuna Oakes & Serebii – Holding Cell feat MoanaLUMP feat Laura Marling & Mike Lindsay – Red SnakesCleo Sol – PromisesHiatus Kaiyote – Rose WaterBrittany Howard – Presence (Little Dragon remix)Aaron Parks – Into The LabyrinthOneira – Mynise Mou 

As broadcast August 12, 2021 with extra coconut for you podcast creole speakers.  Tonight we open the show celebrating the 71st birthday of Kid Creole, aka August Darnell, born on this date in The Bronx in 1950.  The founder of both Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band and The Coconuts, a true mischievous creative titan of the game.  After the opener, we had nothing but new tunes beyond that in our first hour, with new joints from MF Robots, Paul & The Tall Trees, Brian Jackson, and so many other highly worthy candidates and friends of the program.  For our 2nd hour, there was lots of good in the rock world this week, but very notable huge swings & misses by Guns n Roses, Tom Morello, and Maneskin that are such car crashes we could not help but listen to the wreckage on air.  Great tunes otherwise from the likes of Dan Andriano & The Bygones, Jail Socks, and Slothrust as well to even out the palette.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Kid Creole & The Coconuts – EndicottMF Robots – Brand New DayMoses Patrou & The Soul Tune Allstars – Who's Gonna Save Me (From Myself)Sola Rosa – You Don't Know (Dizz1 remix)Paul & The Tall Trees – Love Doesn't Need To Be HeavyQuantic feat Nidia Gongora – Macumba de MareaPart II (34:22)El Michels Affair & Liam Bailey – FadedArjuna Oakes & Serebii – Satellites Brian Jackson & Jazz Is Dead – Bain de MinuitLittle Dragon – Water (FJK remix)Brandon Markell Holmes – Garden (Rouge Vogue remix)Fat Freddy's Drop – Bones (WAIRUNGA) Part III (65:01)Fake Names – It Will Take a LifetimeGuns n Roses – ABSURDTom Morello, Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder – Highway to HellManeskin, Iggy Pop – I Wanna Be Your SlaveSlothrust – The Next Curse (ft Lzzy Hale)Part IV (95:04)Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes – Go Get a Tattoo (ft Lynks)Dan Andriano and the Bygones – Sea LevelThe Last Gang – Noise Noise NoiseThe Vaccines – Alone StarJail Socks – Peace of MindThe Jaded Hearts Club – Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)