Logg Cabin

By: Red Bull
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  • Summary

  • Celebrating the scenes, places and moments in history of NZ music. In each episode MC Slave pulls up a chair with some of the most important musical figures in Aotearoa, teasing out never-before-heard stories from local heroes and rising stars alike, and joining the dots between genres and generations.
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Episodes
  • Anna Coddington – On collaboration, Clicks, and the greatest superstar group that never existed

    Anna Coddington – On collaboration, Clicks, and the greatest superstar group that never existed
    Dec 15 2019
    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.
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    18 mins
  • Barnaby Weir – The founding member of The Black Seeds and Fly My Pretties!

    Barnaby Weir – The founding member of The Black Seeds and Fly My Pretties!
    Dec 15 2019
    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.
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    18 mins
  • Lord Echo – On making music for dancefloors, letting creative impulses flow, and touring Japan

    Lord Echo – On making music for dancefloors, letting creative impulses flow, and touring Japan
    Dec 15 2019
    Engineer, DJ, and producer Mike Fabulous aka Lord Echo has been finessing dance-floors in Aotearoa and beyond with his songs that draw inspiration from reggae, techno, African soul and disco. In this episode of the Logg Cabin podcast, he sits down with MC Slave to discuss switching off your judgmental mind to follow your impulses, navigating the emotional ups and downs of creative work, and the origin story of his artist moniker.
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    20 mins

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