107: Scott Towers is Chopper Reedz, saxophonist extraordinaire for Fat Freddy’s Drop. When not Freddying, he likes cooking from scratch & fishing from kayaks.

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Episode 99: Mu

99: Chris ‘Mu’ Faiumu is DJ Fitchie, the founder & one-man rhythm section of Fat Freddy’s Drop. The band are one of NZ’s most successful musical exports.

Episode 92: Amanda Wright

92: Amanda Wright is the founder of Splore, the festival she directed for 16 years. The road to Splore began in 1990, when Amanda found outdoor parties in Goa.

Episode 87: Aaron Tokona

87: Aaron Tokona performs as AHoriBuzz via Steve Vai from Naenae, Weta, Bongmaster, and Cairo Knife Fight. He speaks two words of truth to power: ‘wha-cup’.

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Episode 37: Simon Sweetman

37: Simon Sweetman is a freelance music writer & critic, former blogger @ On The Tracks, webhost @ Off the Tracks, and host of the weekly Sweetman Podcast.

Episode Nine: Mark 'Slave' Williams

9: Mark 'Slave' Williams is a radio & TV broadcaster, MC, video director, voice artist, DJ, and actor. He is the MC and videographer for Fat Freddy's Drop.

Lewis Tennant17 January 2017Fat Freddy's Drop, 90s Hip Hop, Auckland, MC OJ & The Rhythm Slave, Hip Hop, Radio, bFM Comment