Wednesday, February 22, 2017

#437 :: Roy Ellis aka Mr Symarip (Your Boss Skinhead) Interview (22 February 2017)

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Wednesday 22 February 2017
10pm-11pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0



Roy Ellis aka Mr Symarip is the boss skinhead called Caleb who rallies his skinhead mates into a Skinhead Moonstomp on the all time classic tune and album of the same name, Skinhead Moonstomp. After many years of little to no moonstomping the boss skinhead, Roy Ellis aka Mr Symarip, has come back on the scene to welcoming crowds of fans the world over. Great music companies like Liquidator Music were keen and ready to help him tour. Heres is the first of a three part series featuring an interview with and the great music of Roy Ellis and his bands Symarip, The Bees, The Pyramids, Seven Letters and much much more! 

1. Symarip - Wang Yu
2. Mr Symarip - One Way Ticket To the Moon
3. Symarip - Must Catch A Train
4. The Pyramids - Train Tour To Rainbow City
5. Mr Symarip - The Boss Is Back
6. The Bees - Jesse James Rides Again
7. Mr Symarip - I Was Busted
8. The Pyramids - Teardrops
9. Seven Letters - Bam Bam Baji

Wednesday, February 15, 2017

#436 :: Born To Dub with Leo Dub (15 February 2017)

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Wednesday 11 January 2017
10pm-11pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0

Leo Dub serves up an all vinyl session. Born To Dub!!

Don Drummond & Skatalites - Eastern Standard Time
ABC Rocksteady - Sad Song
Lynn Taitt & The Jetts - Napoleon Solo
The Zodiacs - Walk on By
Derrick Harriott - Slippery
Alton Ellis - Son of Man
Willie Lindo - Chopper
Cedric Im Brooks - Shafi
The Upsetters - Natural Dub
Keith Hudson - In The Rain
Jackie Mittoo - Darker Song
Augusuts Pablo - East of River NIle
John Holt - The Clock
Ken Boothe - You are no Good
The Brooklyn Attractors - Povo
Ticklah - Born To Dub

Monday, February 13, 2017

Ky-Mani Marley Joins Marley NZ All-Stars At Hamilton Garden's Arts Festival Sat 18th Feb


Bob Marley's son Ky-Mani Marley has joined the tour and will be performing alongside the stellar Kiwi lineup. What an absolute honour to have Reggae Royalty at the Hamilton Garden's Arts Festival. Don't miss out, get your tickets NOW!


Tiki Taane, Boh Runga, Logan Bell, Annie Crummer, Laughton Kora, Warren Maxwell, Anna Coddington, Fran Kora and Jayson Norris will perform Bob's biggest hits including Get Up Stand Up, 3 Little Birds, Stir It Up, Redemption Song, Turn Your Lights Down Low, Buffalo Soldier, Punky Reggae Party, Exodus, No Woman No Cry, One Love and many many more.

They will be backed by the NZ All-Stars band, featuring musicians from Katchafire, The Black Seeds, Kora, L.A.B and Supergroove. Grenville Bell, guitar, Haani Totorewa, keyboards and Leon Davy, percussion, Fran Kora, bass and vocals; Lucien Johnson, sax and Barrett Hocking, trumpet; Paul Russell, drums; Joel Shadbolt, guitar; Shelton Woolright, guest drums and Godfrey de Grut, keyboards, with our very own I-Threes on backing vocals, Boh, Ria and Anna.

Welcoming in to the Hamilton shows are two new additions to the All-Star line-up, Warren Maxwell (Trinity Roots) needs no introduction to NZ music lovers. An incredibly gifted and innovative song-writer, composer and music mentor, Warren was a founding member of Trinity Roots, leader of the psychedelic folk band, Little Bushman and a past member of Fat Freddy’s Drop. He has collaborated with many fellow musicians, including the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and we are thrilled he can join the NZ All-Stars for the Hamilton concert.


Kaitaia born, London based Jayson Norris combines his love of singer-songwriters, indigenous music and all things rock, to create his distinct sound of acoustic, roots-rock. Based in London for over a decade, and as one of the original loopers, Jayson Norris' live show continually wows audiences across the globe. His EP release in October 2016 ‘Eroded’ (Engineered and Co-produced by Paul Matthews of I Am Giant) went straight to the charts being the highest selling NZ album at #7 on the iTunes album charts, peaking at #2 on the rock album charts, plus he also broke in to the top 50 in the UK iTunes album charts. Jayson will be returning to his home region to open for and appear in the Marley NZ All-Stars.

Set in the beautiful Rhododendron Lawn, and backed by a band that’s the crème of NZ music, this concert’s going be legendary. Concert promoter Jackie Sanders says the NZ All-Stars project brings together some of New Zealand’s finest artists to recognize and celebrate Bob Marley’s legacy.

“It is an honour to be able to celebrate this legend. His music continues to influence and have an impact on our lives. He was a lover and a fighter. His themes of love, family and togetherness still resonate as strongly as his cry for social justice and revolution. This will be a unique and special concert series for New Zealanders.”

Children aged 12 and under are free providing each child is accompanied by a paying adult.

Friday, February 10, 2017

#435 :: Andrew Penman of Salmonella Dub Interview (8 February 2017)

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Wednesday 8 January 2017
10pm-11pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0

Andrew Penman takes time out to brief us on his journey as one of the founding members of Salmonella Dub. He talks about bringing Salmonella Dub to Raggamuffin X. Unfortunately, since this interview went to air, Raggamuffin X has been postponed until November 2017. Read the full press release on our blog.

1. The Aggrolites feat. Etana - Complicated Girl
2. Pat Powell - One Love / People Get Ready
OBMJ - Dub Manifesto
Salmonella Dub - Chilli Dub
Dub Fx feat. Organikismness and Salmonella Dub - Colours Remix
3. The Ruts - Babylon's Burning
Salmonella Dub - Push On Thru [Adrian Sherwood]
Salmonella Dub - John Banks
4. CAN - I'm So Green
Salmonella Dub - for The Love Of It
5. Rockers Hi-Fi - Push Push
Salmonella Dub - Tui Dub
6. 23 Skidoo - Coup
Salmonella Dub - Dub Shakes
7. Morgan Heritage feat. Drezion - Reggae Night

Thursday, February 9, 2017

Raggamuffin X Postponed



One World Entertainment regrettably announces the postponement of Raggamuffin Music Festival until Spring 2017.

Raggamuffin X was to be held on Saturday 18 February at The Trusts Arena, Auckland.

Raggamuffin promoter Andrew McManus said slow ticket sales for the Festival and an extremely busy events market in Auckland have meant it is no longer viable to hold Raggamuffin X next weekend.

“Ticket sales for the Festival have slowed in recent weeks and appear to have been impacted by various factors including an announcement that train services will now not be available on the event date due to track work being done.

“Patron comfort, security and the importance of protecting local suppliers is paramount and was at the forefront of this decision. With these factors in mind we have no option but to postpone Raggamuffin X to November 2017,” Mr McManus said.

“This will give us time to work through campaigns and the overall success of the project both in New Zealand and for associated concerts in Australia.”

Mr McManus said he had been in contact with the bands and artists booked to play the Festival and the headliners had given an assurance that they would be available to return in November.

He added that the November date also allowed for consideration of requests to take Raggamuffin outside Auckland and bring back the ‘road trip’ aspect of the festival, and potential camping experience for supporters and lovers or reggae music.

“We sincerely apologise for inconveniences caused by this decision. I can assure all that every aspect has been reviewed and this decision has not been made lightly.

Ticket purchasers can retain their tickets and await further information on a new date and venue. Refunds are available through point of purchase.

Wednesday, February 1, 2017

#434 :: Interviews With Neezy (Foundation) & Temisi (Raggamuffin) (1 February 2017)

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Wednesday 1 February 2017
10pm-11pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0
LIVE stream: http://tunein.com/radio/Free-FM-890-s176514/

The countdown is on to Ragganuffin X 2017, the final end-of-an-era ever Raggamuffin in New Zealand. The set times are out now and you can see them below. We're got some interviews with Neezy of the band Foundation and Temisi of Raggamuffin Festival in this episode. 

1. Cornel Campbell & Burro Banton - Pressure (A Living Riddim)
2. Mista Savona - A Living Riddim (Acoustic Version)
3. Barry White You're The First, The Last, My Everything 
4. Al Green - Let's Stay Together
5. Foundation - Amazing
6. Gentleman and Ky-Mani Marley - Mama 
7. Etana - Reggae
8. Six-60 - Don't Forget Your Roots

Here's the full interview with Neezy:

Here's the full interview with Temisi: