It’s already gained them plenty of publicity, but in case you haven’t heard already; after 10 years at the top of their game, this country’s most successful hip hop act have decided to call it a day, and will split after seeing out the promotional commitments for their fourth and final studio album ‘99 AD’. Nesian Mystik have had more than their fair share of highs: gold and platinum albums, industry awards, devoted fans, an incredible 11 Top Ten singles (a NZ charts record), and no doubt the odd low too. Mark Bell caught up with rappers Junz (Junior Rikiau) and Oldwun (Donald McNulty) at a Grey Lynn café to talk about the new album and what the future might hold in store for these six talented individuals.

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