Tama Waipara

William Dart reviews new releases from Emily King, Rickie Lee Jones, Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams, and a compilation album of artists setting the words of Karen Dalton to their own music. Audio

Auckland based singer performing with the Auckland Chamber Orchestra. Audio

William Dart wraps up his first series for the year with a miscellany: Brian Wilson, Annie Lennox, Don McGlashan, Nathan Haines, Sufjan Stevens, Alabama Shakes, David Ackles and Robin Tritschler Audio

Musical Director for this year's ANZAC Concert on Maori Television. Audio

Musician Tama Waipara released his second album Fill Up the Silence this year, a fusion of Pasifika and afro beats and New York grit, as heard in the acclaimed single 'Medicine Man'. Audio

In the 1990s you could catch a young Aaron Nevezie wailing away on his jazz guitar in all the notable clubs and bars dotted along High Street in Auckland, but it wasn't long before the bright lights… Audio

Māori musician Tama Waipara talks about his latest album, Fill up the Silence. Audio

Multi-talented entertainer and songwriter Tama Waipara. Audio

Pacific soul styler Tama Waipara talks about the Polynesian influences and New York City grit that shape his latest album Fill Up The Silence. Audio

Ma te mahanga o nga tae, He Rangianiwaniwa. From the many colours there is a rainbow. Explained by Tama Waipara no Ngāti Ruapani, Ngāti Porou. Audio

Auckland Arts Festival's Maori and Pacific Programmes Manager previews shows including 'The Factory' and 'Whaka-Aria Mai'. Audio

Tama is a composer, performer, Maori & Pacific programme manager for the 2013 Auckland Arts Festival, and executive producer of festival show, Everything is Ka Pai, which features contemporary NZ… Audio

Director Michael Hurst and singer/songwriter Tama Waipara, who're involved in a tribute to Jacques Brel explain why the highly theatrical and tortured soul that was is one of the most covered… Audio

1. Pirate Jenny, Nina Simone from the Threepenny Opera 2. Soon as I get Home by Lizz Wright from The Whizz 3. Somewhere That's Green by Alan Green from Little Shop of Horrors 4. There Are Worse Things… Audio

On Waitangi Day 2010 Music 101 invited Maisey Rika and Tama Waipara into the studio for a korero with host Kirsten Johnstone, and to perform some of the their songs. The waiata are: Fever, Take A… Audio

Tama Waipara tells us about his music and performs one of his songs. Audio

Sam Wicks meets the man behind Sir Plus and the Requirements. Audio

Auckland-based singer and songwriter who has just released a new album under his alter ego 'Sir Plus'. Audio

Singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Tama Waipara Joins Jim for New Zealand Live. Audio

Talented young musician who's returned to NZ after eight years studying and recording in New York, and in Germany. Audio