The History of New Zealand Drum & Bass Podcast
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This podcast is a deep dive into the 90's and 2000's Drum & Bass scene in New Zealand. Delve into Kiwi Dn’B history files via conversations with the Producers, DJ’s, MC’s & Promoters who laid the foundations, and continue to fly the flag for New Zealand Dn’B.
We hear stories from some of the first International artists to tour Aotearoa, and catch up with some of your favourite Local producers, Mc’s and event producers, still making their mark across New Zealand today.
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