Podcasts about Fly My Pretties

On today's show, Jase is making career moves, Mike's off to the music awards, and Keyzie cops it in the comments. TIMESTAMPS B***H: (00:00) Intro: Sore boys(02:41) Our sympathetic wiiives(08:02) Jase's huge career plans(11:19) FACE THE JASE(15:04) What's On Telly?(20:24) Name suggestions for Jase(21:47) Intro: Music Awards Chat(23:41) Reading your comments(27:30) BIG SHOW IMPROV(31:22) FLY MY PRETTIES(42:19) Intro: Getting on it?(44:30) Sport Chat(48:18) Smells Like Team Spirit(52:29) What'd we learn xx Follow The Big Show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/haurakibigshow Subscribe to the podcast now on iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts! Featuring Jason Hoyte, Mike Minogue, and Keyzie, "The Big Show" drive you home weekdays from 4pm on Radio Hauraki. Providing a hilarious escape from reality for those ‘backbone’ New Zealanders with plenty of laughs and out-the-gate yarns. Download the full podcast here: iHeartRadio: www.iheart.com/podcast/1049-the-hauraki-big-show-71532051/?follow=true Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-hauraki-big-show/id1531952388 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/20OF8YadmJmvzWa7TGRnDI See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charlotte returns to bFM to guest host your Rāapa Drive. Featuring Taylah on What's Cooking to share her fave tracks and talk about the new Fly My Pretties album and her feature on Fire Fighting out May 23! Thanks to The Beer Spot!

Played "Red Flags" by Fly My Pretties and Taylah which is a great fit for Border Radio alongside the great blues women and men.  Boom Boom always works.

Põneke-based singer and producer AJA (Aja Wairere Ropata - Ngāti Raukawa, Ātiawa ki Whakarongotai, Ngāti Toa Rangatira, Ngāti Porou) recently blew everyone away at the Silver Scrolls with her performance of Anna Coddington's award-winning track; she then went on to release her new single ‘Quiet Storm' featuring MĀ, perform as part of the Fly My Pretties lineup - and in the past couple of years she has featured on L.A.B's new album (who she is touring with over summer), headlined Newtown Festival, wow'd at the CubaDupa festival and the Matariki Awards, opened Wellington's Kia Mau Festival with her self-produced show ‘Manawa Pao', and won the 2022 Maioha Silver Scroll Award for waiata ‘Te Iho' - a collaboration with Byllie-Jean and Chris Wethey.

Key player in New Zealand's music scene, Laughton Kora is jumping back on stage for Fly My Pretties gigs in Wellington this month. 

Barnaby Weir from The Black Seeds and Fly My Pretties has a new project called Trips, he and colab Andy Christiansen called up for a chat about the debut album and their shared history going back two decades. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

INTERVIEW: Barnaby Weir from Fly My Pretties on new single 'Fly My Pretties' by Dave Borrie on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Wellington producer Lee Prebble owns and runs surgerystudios.co.nz and has worked with a long list of great artists including TrinityRoots, The Phoenix Foundation, The Black Seeds, Cornerstone Roots, Fly My Pretties and L.A.B.  We talk life, music and production and have many a laugh on the way.  Great dude, great chats.

On Space Oddities tonight: Upcoming RocketLab launches, and Megan wants to know: What is space weather? Plus music from Racing and Fly My Pretties - with a special tribute.

118: Barnaby Weir is The Black Seeds' frontman & the musical director of Fly My Pretties. He also records and performs under his own name, and as Flash Harry. Barnaby once had to kick an office chair out of his band. Please subscribe to the podcast & check www.verbalhighs.com

Chris Key was joined in studio by Barnaby Weir from Fly My Pretties to celebrate NZ Music Month.

Chris Key was joined in studio by Barnaby Weir from Fly My Pretties to celebrate NZ Music Month.

Episode #112 is now available! Our guest is Barnaby Weir. Barnaby leads two of New Zealand’s most popular bands (The Black Seeds and Fly My Pretties) and we had a great chat about life/work balance, his childhood, his creative process and the rise of The Black Seeds and the Wellington Reggae / Dub scene. Barnaby is a kind and thoughtful guy and this turned out to be a really interesting conversation. Enjoy!

Guitarist Kara Gordon who now goes by the stage name Jimi Kara, regularly performs around the country and never seems to slow down. He's opened for Slash, Elton John, Ozzy Osbourne, George Clinton, toured New Zealand, Australia and the UK with Alabama 3, performed many times with Fly My Pretties and has recently been a part of the tribute shows for the late Aaron Tokona. He's a big character, an unforgettable presence and has even claimed to be Jimi Hendrix re-incarnate. This one's a wild ride and reveals a thoughtful and quieter side of this larger than life character. Enjoy!

Clinton Tokona is the bass player for iconic New Zealand band Weta. Tookie (or Toks as he is known) and I have been good friends since Weta released their debut (and only!) album ‘Geographica’ back in 2000. We met backstage at Kiwi high school band competition The Pepsi Smokefree Rockquest which I was competing in with my first band 1QA and Weta were the guest performers. Since then Toks and I have played in a bunch of different projects with each other and have enjoyed many a lol over a coffee/tea/beer/cigarette/other.   After the death of his brother Aaron Tokona (the principal singer/songwriter for Weta) earlier this year the band have remastered their record and are celebrating it’s 20th anniversary along with a new single entitled ‘So Far, So Close’.   Toks and I talk about boxing, bass playing, cheap eggs benedict, his brother Aaron, how he (maybe) met Flea (but DEFINITELY met Neil Finn) and a bunch more.   All music on the podcast by Joshua Moriarty & All The Colours.   The title track of the Weta record ‘Geographica’- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGF4-hUzSMQ&ab_channel=Weta-Topic   ‘Got The Ju’ live on Channel V in 1999- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuRNLpGOnDM&ab_channel=Weta   Aaron Tokona performing his song ‘Turnaround’ with Fly My Pretties- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNHDfl__g2c&ab_channel=loopcrew

Barnaby Weir, frontman of The Blackseeds and the musical collective Fly My Pretties is our Bookmarks guest today.

Barnaby Weir (on Fly My Pretties - 'The Studio Recordings Part Two' album release) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Barnaby Weir (on Fly My Pretties - 'The Studio Recordings Part Two' album release) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

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Segundo episodio dedicado a Special Edition Part 1 de Fat Freddy's Drop y a Stolen Diamonds de The Cat Empire. Seguimos descubriendo canciones de sus últimos discos a ritmo de reggae, dub, electrónica e influencias latinas con el toque especial que le da a la música todo lo que nos llega desde Oceanía.Sosiego austral y tranquilidad, además de baile y fiesta. Invitamos a Ladi6, que será la telonera de los Fat Freddy's Drop en Europa y a Fly My Pretties para que también suenen en un día como hoy.

In this episode of the Logg Cabin podcast, MC slave sits down with Anna Coddington, the singer and songwriter whose music has spanned many genres, including being one of the original members of Fly My Pretties!. We talk about shaking the DIY mentality, her work with dance music producer Dick Johnson as Clicks, and being a member of the greatest superstar group that never existed.

In this episode of the Logg Cabin podcast, MC Slave is joined by Barnaby Weir, the lead singer of legendary reggae band The Black Seeds, and the band leader of Fly My Pretties! They chat about the shift towards a laid-back and bass infused sound in Wellington in the late nineties, the inner-workings of Fly My Pretties! and how using vintage recording equipment helps shape their music.

FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from the weekend on Newstalk ZB) Their Win is Our Win Too/SBW Is a Great Role Model/Referendum Homework/Spacewomen/The Evolution of Fly My Pretties

Barnaby Weir may be one of our most prolific musicians. Not in number of albums or tracks, but in the number of musical hats he wears. He’s the lead singer of The Black Seeds, known for his electronic music under “Flash Harry”, a solo musician in his own right, and once of the men behind musical collaboration Fly My Pretties. And it’s that last project that brought him into studio with Jack.LISTEN TO AUDIO ABOVE 

An in-depth conversation with Barnaby Weir - lead singer/songwriter for The Black Seeds and creator of the Fly My Pretties ensemble. We talk music; growing up with his famous storyteller/radio announce father, Dick Weir. We talk about the music he's made, including his "Flash Harry" solo persona and other projects like LOOP's "OE: Brazil" as well as the formation and international touring of The Black Seeds and the success of Fly My Pretties, including the brand new debut studio recordings. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

A conversation with musician Barnaby Weir of The Black Seeds, Fly My Pretties and Flash Harry.

An in-depth conversation with Barnaby Weir - lead singer/songwriter for The Black Seeds and creator of the Fly My Pretties ensemble. We talk music; growing up with his famous storyteller/radio announce father, Dick Weir. We talk about the music he's made, including his "Flash Harry" solo persona and other projects like LOOP's "OE: Brazil" as well as the formation and international touring of The Black Seeds and the success of Fly My Pretties, including the brand new debut studio recordings.

New Zealand music collective Fly My Pretties has just released their first album - Andrew Dickens gave Jack his thoughts. LISTEN TO AUDIO ABOVE 

Barnaby Weir (on Fly My Pretties - 'The Studio Recordings Part One' album) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Barnaby Weir (on Fly My Pretties - 'The Studio Recordings Part One' album) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Kia Ora, welcome to Jewels from NZ! Today I talking about Money, Money, MONEY! The NZD, Kiwi Dollar or Tāra o Aotearoa. I go over a quick history and mostly talk about what we decided to decorate our money with. It tells you a lot about who we are and gives you a sweet overview of some of the countries history, scenery, famous people, flora and fauna. Hit me up with any questions you have about NZ (or me) and I'll do my best to give it to you "raw and wriggling" as that's how we do it here in NZ. No edits and loose AF. I'm here for the good times so hopefully you find it's good too. Aroha nui. Ka kite anō. Xx Find me on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook as well!  https://www.instagram.com/julzburgisser/ https://www.facebook.com/julzburgisser/ https://twitter.com/julzburgisser Thanks to this weeks Jewels Gem Colin for your call in. This weeks NZ music is Bag of Money by Fly My Pretties. Enjoy! Sorry about this one, it's 3am, I had a few drinks and tried to tackle too much information. If you make it through, thanks! Haha.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jewelsfromnz/message

This week in Episode Two we look at what is now considered by many to be the "Golden Age" of Wellington music. The Dub/Electronic scene pushed by Loop Recordings from 1998 to 2008. This scene happened while Wellington was in a creative boom, with the Lord Of The Rings trilogy bringing in money and talent into the capital. Such acts to come out of this situation were Fat Freddie's Drop, The Black Seeds, Trinity Roots, Rhian Sheehan, King Kapisi, The Phoenix Foundation and yes, even The Flight Of The Conchords. We are joined again by our past guests Aaron Tokona of Weta and later music producer Pete Jamieson and introducing Mikee Tucker, the founder of Loop and co-founder of Fly My Pretties. As promised here's a link to another podcast with more on Loop and the Wellington Dub/Electronic sound. www.mixcloud.com/basefm/indigenou…24th-march-2017/ Playlist Clav Dub- Rhombus Pavor Nocturnus- Distant Earth (theme) Sense and Cents- Trinity Roots Waiting (feat. Lotus)- Rhian Sheehan Runnin (live)- Fat Freddies's Drop Push On Thru- Salmonella Dub Reverse Resistance- King Kapisi Keep On Pushing- The Black Seeds Little Things- Trinity Roots All tracks used claiming fair dealing for education and review.

Episode One- The Wellington Sound & the crazy 90's. This pilot episode explores the rock/metal boom in Wellington in the 90's, best known through bands like Shihad, Head Like A Hole, Fur Patrol and Weta. From it's humble beginnings, the scene exploded with the release of Shihad's Killjoy in 1995. However the success meant that bands had to move overseas, namely to Melbourne, and not all made it. My guests- Aaron Tokona- Frontman of Weta, later known for Fly My Pretties and Cairo Knife Fight. John Martin- Drummer for early 90's Wellington band Emulsifier. Pete Jamieson- Audio technician and music producer who currently works at Music Planet. He was present when Shihad and Head Like A Hole recorded early demos. Tracks- Pavor Noctunous- Distant Earth (theme)
 I Only Said- Shihad
 Get On Up- Emulsifier
 Down In Splendour- Straitjacket Fits 
Holy- Fur Patrol 
Keith- Head Like A Hole 
Let It Go- Weta
 You Again- Shihad
 My Mind's Sedate- Shihad 
Calling On- Weta
 Sunrise- Distant Earth All tracks used as fair dealing for review and education. Full phone interview with Aaron Tokona here: Aimee-eastwood – Wellington-music-in-the-90s-aaron-tokona-full-interview

Bailey Wiley (Fly My Pretties) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

After the last Bledisloe and Perth Spirit winning the NRC Final host Rugby Reg, Hugh and Matt 'Gagger' Rowley get you over the gain line on this week's five burning questions: 1. What cost us victory in that match? 2. Did Cheika go too far in the post game press conference? 3. Was that our best performance of the year? 4. What's a pass mark for the EOYT? 5. Does Perth's success in the NRC mean anything for next year? We hope you enjoy these as much as we do making them and love hearing feedback, reviews or suggestions. So get in touch!

Lynn Freeman is joined by Musical Siblings Mara TK and Billy TK Jnr. Mara is a member of Electric Wire Hustle, Fly My Pretties, and Data Hui, composed music for the play Hikoi, and has collaborated with many musicians including a joint album with Hollie Smith. Billy is a renowned Blues guitarist who as well as pursuing his own solo career does excellent work as a sideman for other acts, he's also been a director of various jazz & blues festivals in New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.

Hamilton band Looking For Alaska (Aaron Gott and Amy Maynard) have been going for a couple of years, and as well as busking around Amy and Aaron have supported Fly My Pretties and Herbs.