Episode One
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Aotearoa, the early 80's. We meet an unsung hero of NZ Hip Hop DJ Teepee, who revolutionises the Wellington club scene, so much so, Stevie Wonder requests to see him when he’s in town. 1983 sees Uncut Funk & The Land of the Good Groove hit the airwaves and new hip hop crews begin to spring up across the country... Plus which Hollywood superstar started out running underage clubs on Symonds Street? Aotearoa Hip Hop: The Music, The People, The History is a rova original podcast. Download the rova app to listen to the first 6 episodes right now.   Hosted by Phillip Bell aka DJ Sir-Vere Written by Martyn Pepperell Audio Production by Grant Brodie Opening intro by Mareko Produced by Asher Bastion Executive Producer Richard Culph   With help from Tegan Yorwarth Rebecca Frank Laura Spence Lisa Diedricks Rorie McGregor  Alex King & Nick Brown   Special thanks to all guests, interviews and any one who has help fact check, or fill us in on the extensive history & legacies contained in this podcast, you can find out more on our page on Mai FM.co.nz or read our articles on Audio Culture   This podcast was made with the support of New Zealand On Air See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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