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Interview Specials Online

Wednesday, 21 March 2007, 3:06 pm
Press Release: NiceUp

Now online in the NiceUp Audio Section (http://www.niceup.org.nz/audio) we have some of the NiceUp Interview Specials - massive props to Art Official who hosted and produced these top-notch docos at Newtown Sound HQ.

You can check specials on Sugar Minott, Richie Spice and Soundsplash 2006 (featuring Big Youth). Coming up online is the Mikey Dread - Dread at the Controls - Special.

And stay tuned for details of the Morgan Heritage Interview Special - soon come to Radio Active 89FM's Roots and Culture Show!

Bless.
NiceUp Team

(P.S. If you want out of these emails, please let us know and we'll remove you).

ENDS

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