Here’s some tracks you can dismantle capitalist pigs to. Cage The Elephant – Ain’t No Rest for the Wicked The name says it best, ain’t no rest for the wicked. Damn right my dude, I won’t be resting until this capitalist society decides to chuck out its values and shut

I’m Coming Out- Diana Ross  And that I did, many years ago – I kicked those closet doors wide open. #bibitch    LGBT – Cupcakke This one lowkey rolls around my brain every time I’m wearing my Doc Martens, with my septum piercing flipped down, ready to stomp on homophobic

Dream song – Sharkboy and Lavagirl   Taylor Lautner has a grip on all of our throats and we need to respect his wishes when he tells us it’s time to sleep. He says close your eyes, close your fucking eyes. The entire movie is a fucking vibe but it’s

Shine on You Crazy Diamond – Pink Floyd Now, I was raised on Pink Floyd. So, I’ve got to put at least one in here. This one is about their lead guitarist – Syd. His mental health severely deteriorated after battling with drug addiction, so in an ode to him,

Aotearoa has the best music. Fact. Aotearoa has the best musicians. Fact. Aotearoa knows how to jam. Fact. This week, in honour of NZ music month, I wanted to let you all in on who you should be listening to and how much local sounds aren’t being appreciated where they

I’m faced with the hard question every night: what songs should I play while cooking? Okay, I’m exaggerating when it comes to it being a hard question, I get it, but the vibes in the kitchen can make or break how successful my kai experience is going to be. Gotta

A lot of my playlists are already pretty focussed around wāhine artists, so this is going to be no different. But here’s where the twist is: they’re all queer as well. Boom, mind blown right? My reasoning is that men ain’t shit, and the industry is dominated by the male

When the idea of “wā kāinga” was mentioned to me, I immediately wanted to write a playlist on songs that give you the sense of home and warmth. This is my opinion though, please remember that, and I’m sure you’ve got other songs that remind you of home. With that

In honour of this week, there’s no shame in wanting to peg or be pegged by someone. In my situation, I’m a woman pegging some lucky guy, but this shouldn’t deter anyone from relating to this piece. It’s actually quite invigorating and a massive release (lol) and I couldn’t recommend

One thing you should know about me is that I was raised on R&B music and it’s shaped who I am today. A bad bitch with a fuck-you attitude to the patriachy. What better way of starting the year than a playlist that emphasises the power of some brown goddesses.