1.20 John Baker celebrates NZs 60s pop supernova Sandy Edmonds  

Rock n roll reporter John Baker joins Charlotte in the studio to celebrate pop icon Sandy Edmonds.

In the 1960s New Zealand Sandy was one of our biggest pop stars, performing on the stage and TV, and on the cover of teen magazines. 

And then, just like that, she was gone - leaving behind huge hits such as Daylight Saving Time and a lot of questions. 

Sandy Edmonds circa 1967

Sandy Edmonds circa 1967 Photo: AudioCulture

Sandy Edmonds with John Baker, recreating her famous photograph

Sandy Edmonds with John Baker, recreating her famous photograph Photo:

2.30 C. Zukey: On creating music from grief 

C Zukey is a Canadian-born New Zealand alternative musician from Auckland

His beautiful new album Stonefruut is inspired by some intense family experiences over the last few years, the birth of his son which also led to his wife's brain injury. 

He joins Charlotte Ryan to talk about the challenges and love behind the new album.

C. Zukey

C. Zukey Photo: Shamima Lone

3:10 Mount Kimbie: On new music and preparing for Glastonbury 

English electronic music group Mt Kimbie have just released a new album and play Glastonbury festival at the end of this month. 

Maggie Tweedie spoke to Dominic Maker and Kai Campos from the band to learn more about their adventures making their recent album in California's Yucca Valley.

English electronic music group Mount Kimbie

Photo: T Bone Fletcher

3.36  Review: Sabotage by Mel Parsons

The Christchurch singer-songwriter delves into darkness on her new LP. It's an exploration of sadness that's more meaningful when framed against Parsons' usual buoyant personality, writes Tony Stamp. 

Mel Parsons NZ tour dates:
Fri, 14th June, The Piano, Christchurch
Sat 15th June, Q Theatre, Auckland
Sun 16th June, Old St Paul’s, Wellington

Mel Parsons

Photo: Cartwright Creative

4pm - The Mixtape: Crate digger Dujon Cullingford 

Our guest picking the music over the next hour is Dujon Cullingford, a DJ and record collector based in Ngāruawāhia.

Dujon is a champion for underground New Zealand funk, soul and disco from back in the day. He is also the champion of breakdance - working hard to make it an Olympic sport.

For the third year running, Dujon shares his musical taonga with Music 101.  

Dujon Cullingford

Dujon Cullingford Photo:

 

Songs played on the show
1-2

Christoph El Truento - Moe Mai Rā
The MuttonBirds - Nature
Aaron Frazer - Into The Blue
John Lennon - You are here (Ultimate Mix)
Mel Parsons - Offer Down
Sandy Edmonds songs (listen to interview above)
Na Noise - Then Who
Arjuna Oakes- Motel
Marlin's Dreaming - Earnestly (feat. Erny Belle)

 

2-3
Conray (Dale Cotton) - 7th Folding Space
Thom Yorke - Black Swan
Half Hexagon - Ism 
Cindy Lee - Diamond Jubilee
C. Zukey - Water Temple 
Sharon Van Etten - Every Time The Sun Comes Up (Alternate Version)
C.Zukey interview
Siouxsie & The Banshees - Happy House|
Nathan Haines - Come Into The Light feat. La Coco
Blonde Redhead  - For the damaged Coda

3-4
Peggy Gou - (It Goes Like) Nanana (Edit)
Jorge Ben - Carolina Carol Beia
Joe Ghatt - Orange October
Mt Kimbie songs (Listen to interview above)
The Stooges - No Fun
Crowded House - The Howl
christoph el' truento - Ghost Rhythm
The Sampler - Mel Parsons
Massive Attack - Teardrop

Dujon's Mixtape songs:

 

The In People Ft. Peter Nelson - China Mail Happening

Princess Puti & The Georgia Showband - Take Me With You

Kevin Borich - Tango Queen

Rodger Fox Big Band - Open Sesames

Rock Candy - I'm Gonna Fall In Love Tonight

Collision - You Can Dance

Y-One - They Say