Downloads

• Awry Smile. A track from early 2005, exclusive to the site. The beats and bass are a pretty huge nod to the late Jay Dee, RIP. At the time I wrote it I was listening to Tribe's 'The Love Movement' heaps.
• Mobile. The first track I completed in 2004, exclusive to the site. Damn similar vein to the 'Think About It Later' material.
• Juicy from 'Think About It Later'.
• Hepburn Springs from 'Think About It Later'.
• News from 'Jet Jaguar Is Love'.
• There's A Choice We're Making from 'Jet Jaguar Is Love'.
• Invercargill from the first album.
• Errol from the first album.
• Seeper from the 'Skankatronics' compilation, 1996.

• Now Serving. 17.3mb QuickTime. Directed by Glen Atkins, this video got 3rd place in the Handle the Jandle video competition in 2001. Glen also won the price for best editing. The song appears on 'Jet Jaguar is Love'.

• Fault Lines (Jet Jaguar Remix) feat. Paul McLaney - Module. From 2006.
• I've made a separate page for four exclusive remixes of The Phoenix Foundation I did in 2004.
• Just Like You (Jet Jaguar remix) - TrinityRoots. RIP TrinityRoots, a New Zealand band with a very loyal fanbase back home. This remix is from 2002 and is exclusive to the site.
• In Camera (Jet Jaguar's Exit Interview mix) - Group Five. Kind of Krush-sounding remix of a Wellington producer with a thing for shifting beats and Japanese composers. This remix is from 2002 and is on his jolly good EP, 'In Camera'.
• Live V7 (Jet Jaguar's Sad & Beautiful World remix) - Aspen. My mix of a track by my better half in Patio. This remix was done in early 2000 and is exclusive to the site.

• Deme from the self-titled first album.
• Dollar Kilo from the self-titled first album.

This interview was conducted by Kirsten Johnstone for Radio New Zealand.

• 48kbps mono interview (3.8mb)
• 96kbps stereo interview (7.6mb)