Show Notes
DJ Sir-Vere has been at the forefront of NZ hip-hop for over 30 years.
A South Pacific Hip-Hop pioneer, key member of legendary New Zealand DJ crew S.A.S, and a universally respected nightclub, radio and mix CD DJ/host in New Zealand. With multiple industry awards on both sides of the ditch, and credit for helping launch the careers of Scribe, Savage and P-Money.
This Friday Sir-vere drops his new podcast on Rova, Aotearoa Hip Hop, featuring well-known Kiwi artists including: Che FU, Church & AP, David Dallas, Dawn Raid, DLT, Decepticonz, Dei Hamo, Emcee Lucia, Ladi 6, K'Lee, Mareko, Mark de Clive Lowe, Manual Bundy, Melodownz, P Money, Savage, Scribe, Sisters Underground, Slave, Tom Scott and many more.
Season one comprises six episodes and covers 1980 through to 1996, starting with the untold story of DJ Tony 'Teepee' Pene, and ending with Che Fu starting his solo career.
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