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Regularly described as crazy, Spacifix are a live act like no other with incredible energy as well as a finesse for putting on a sonically and visually entertaining show. Spacifix started their careers as a group of enthusiastic high school students, ranging in age from 13 to 18 four years ago, when they entered the Smoke Free Pacifika Beats national band competition and won. Since then, the band have been performing their blend of funk, pop, reggae, and rock all over New Zealand. ‘‘All of us grew up listening to music, but we all have different tastes which we have managed to fit really nicely together, with all of our musical influences and aspirations contributing to the band’s sound.’’ Spacifix spent several years writing songs and building a fan base in Auckland before releasing their debut album Much Love in 2006. The year was a successful one for the band, who were commissioned by World Vision to write and record the 2006 40-Hour Famine soundtrack, Spread da Word. The music