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Making Tracks with The MOST FM: Artist Interviews

New music and casual chats is what Making Tracks is all about, thanks to NZ On Air.Every week The MOST 100.4 FM features the freshest tracks coming out of Aotearoa with Making Tracks.

Podcast · By The MOST FM · English · NZ · Official site

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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Tiger Lotiss - Python (opens the original)

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    Tāmaki Makaurau alt-soul artist Tiger Lotiss is back with another sultry cinematic number ‘ Python ’. Auckland Artist Tiger Lotiss gave us ‘ Chameleon ‘ back in February, and ‘ Tiger in the Garden ‘ in August, now get ready to smoulder with his new track ‘Python.’ Sultry and slow-burning ‘Python’ is a soulful, hip-hop infused track about navigating his late-teen years in a world of promiscuity and empty desire. In collaboration with Hip Hop Artist AKIYA – Python is escapism, nostalgia, and melan

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    VÏKAE - Welcome to the End of the World (opens the original)

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    Born in Ukraine and seeking refuge in New Zealand post Chernobyl, VÏKÆ is no stranger to adversity. Her music openly talks about her struggles with bipolar, addiction and poor judgement. Honest and raw VÏKÆ describes her artistry as being “brassy to purposefully make the psyche uncomfortable”. In an attempt to steer clear of coming across disingenuous, her unique "DIY" approach to making music, costuming and directing and editing her own music videos allows her to have complete autonomy of the a

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Raw Collective - Tables Turned (opens the original)

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    Following their comeback single In the Clouds, eight piece Wellington hip-hop and funk outfit, Raw Collective, are back with another solid tune, Tables Turned, the second single from their upcoming fourth album. Tables Turned evokes dreams of summer to come and features the vocals of multi-platinum reggae artist Iharaira Starr (formally Israel Starr), a two-time recipient of Best Reggae Album at the Waiata Māori Music Awards and recipient of Best Roots Artist award at the Aotearoa Music Awards.

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Nicholas Joseph - Make it Simple (opens the original)

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    'Make It Simple', the second single from Kirikiriroa songwriter Nicholas Joseph’s debut album Sailing is out August 20th via Sonorous Circle. The sweetest and most pop-leaning of the album's eight tracks, 'Make It Simple' considers both the charm and weight of regional Aotearoa's vast landscape - the freedom of it, and the isolation. Musically, it veers into classic 90s guitar pop with a hushed vocal delivery. "In this lonely country I'm just a riddle, a pheasant in the yard, but aren't we all n

  5. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Ben Chavasse - Teething (opens the original)

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    Singer-songwriter Ben Chavasse is set to release his second 2026 single this August, with a lush track titled ‘Teething’. On ‘Teething’, Chavasse sings confessions and yearnings of a wannabe lover boy, experiencing repeated crushings from distant, fantastical crushes. However, there are hints this hopeless romantic is courting his own heartaches. “It’s about these fantasies of how we might relate to each and get along so well… I think those are naive ideas.” “It’s about learning to push past fee

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