Get ready to head back to the heady days of 80s pop in New Zealand. Anika Moa hooks up with heartthrobs Rikki (Nobody Else) Morris and visits Sierra Leone with Coconut Rough frontman Andrew McLennan.
WARNING: This episode contains nudity and themes of a sexual nature. | NZ rocks, and at no time did it rock more than the 90s when grunge came to town. Anika trips out with rocker Mikey Havoc from Push Push and visits Fur Patrol's Julia Deans.
Hip Hop in New Zealand may have started in the 80s but it was '94 when these rappers took it to the masses. Anika tracks down New Zealand's female hip hop duo Sisters Underground and takes a visit to the neighbourhood.
Soul sisters of Aotearoa unite! Anika meets iconic soul band Ardijah and Leza Corban from Strawpeople. It's a Watchin' U, Sweet Disorder double up that'll bring the house down.
SIX60 revolutionised pop music in New Zealand when they served up a smorgasbord of roots reggae with their earliest releases. Anika meets the hitmakers SIX60, the biggest band in Aotearoa.
Season Finale: There's no school like the old school. Anika hooks up with reggae pioneers Herbs to revisit their iconic hit 'Sensitive to a Smile'.
