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Clayton chats to  Chloe, from  Chloe Marks & the Mayhem talks about their new song - Don't Make Me Choose. “'Don’t Make Me Choose' is an incredibly personal song to me and the whole band,” admits Chloe. “It was one of the very first songs I ever wrote for Mayhem, inspired by watching one of my bandmates' relationships fall apart after their partner gave them an ultimatum: music or the relation...

Clayton has a chat to Kesha Neve about her new song - Ain't Right, Right Now. “My new single, Ain’t Right Right Now, is a song I wrote about two people being in love but living two different lives, that in the end, leads them to not being able to be together at that present moment,” she said. “I’ve found myself in love but not being able to follow the life they are living or take them on the journ...

Clayton talks to Tori Forsyth about her new song Today I Woke Up and Chose Violence as well as her upcoming show at Groundwater, ‘ Today I Woke Up and Chose Violence’ is a rebellious feminine rage anthem, “ I’m fed up with being treated a certain way as a woman. I want to be loud, and I want to be messy. I wrote this for the girls who want to rage against the machine… It's the revolt against your...

Clayton chats with Terry Lockley about his new song- The Country Radio Show. The song is a celebration of the broadcasters, presenters and volunteers who dedicate countless hours to sharing country music with listeners across the nation. “The Country Radio Show” is also a nod to the listeners who make country radio such an enduring part of Australian life – the truck drivers clocking up kilometres...

Clayton catches up with Dan Davidson to talk  about his new song - Training Wheels, and his upcominig Australian show. With Caitlyn Shadbolt opening the show, Dan is promising a night of new music, old favourites and potentially a few familiar faces joining him on stage. The songs from his new Dirt Rich album have had strong support from Australian audiences. Dan said the title track’s message abo...

Clayton chats to Jo Page about her latest single - Here Lays She That Hated Everyone. Fuelled by thunderous drums, gritty guitars and unapologetic attitude, the country-rock anthem tells the story of a woman the world wrote off long before she stopped caring what it thought. Equal parts tongue-incheek and cautionary tale, the song explores what happens when heartbreak, disappointment and betrayal...

Clayton chats to Red Williams talks about his new song, This Old Hat Of Mine as well as his upcoming show at Deni.

Clayton has a chat with Sarah Catania about her new song - Once You've Gone Country  “‘Once You’ve Gone Country,’ while upbeat and fun, really did start as an idea from a deeper place,” says Catania. “It’s about being an unapologetic city girl that loves the country lifestyle. Whether it be the music, the honky-tonks, or the living, ‘Once You’ve Gone Country’ is a track that welcomes everyone into...

Clayton talks to  Brent & Kerryn from duo Nashdale, about their new song - Whiskey, Lies & You. Kerryn said Nashdale’s songs reflected the human experience, where two people can live through the same relationship and remember it completely differently.  Nashdale’s Brent Murphy had owned a shirt for years when he left it behind at the home of a former partner. When the relationship broke do...

Clayton chats with  Sandy Louise about her new song - Hell or High Water. A long-standing bucket-list challenge to write a song inspired by a movie finally found its match, with the gritty story of two brothers on the run sparking Sandy’s creativity.  “I was doing a late-night Netflix search and spotted the title “Hell or High Water” and instantly knew it would make a great song,” says Sandy.  Wri...

Clayton talks to Kylie Jayne about her new song - Seasons Changing  “Season’s Changing is about the different seasons we all move through in life and love,” she explains. “We’re constantly growing, changing and figuring things out, and sometimes life doesn’t go the way we planned. There are seasons where we’re falling apart, seasons where we’re putting the pieces back together, and seasons where w...

Clayton talks to Dave, from country duo Charlie's Attic, about their new song - Flowers. Written by Cheree after Dave's dad lost his wife of almost 60 years, “Flowers” reflects the profound grief and struggle he faced in carrying on without the love of his life. “Flowers” is a moving tribute to enduring love, loss and devotion.

Clayton chats to Faith Willams about her new song - Home Truths   "Home Truths", is a sharp-tongued alt-country track about lies, rumours and the kind of person who seems to thrive on chaos. Built around the idea that the truth always finds its way to the surface, Williams turns hard truths into a defiant song about refusing to be pulled into someone else's version of the story. With biting lyrici...

Clayton chats to Mick, from country rock band Brewn about their new song - Time Stood Still  the song captures the evening he met the love of his life while playing covers with mates at Walshes Tavern in Queanbeyan. It felt like a regular pub gig at the time, yet in hindsight it became the moment that shaped the rest of his life. As Bond puts it, "Life has a way of planning things for you without...

Clayton chats to Sandee Facy talks about her new song - Tonight  "Every now and then, life gives us a taste of fate, a moment that quietly changes everything.  Tonight was written for those moments. It's about hope, connection and believing that love has a way of finding us exactly when we need it most." – Sandee Facy

Clayton chats with Tom Mac about his new song - Brave Inspired by the early days of his relationship with his partner Erin, Written before Tom had even met his partner's children, the song captures the uncertainty, hope and vulnerability of stepping into a blended family.  “Loving the most beautiful woman I’d ever met meant accepting I’d never be her number one - and learning that real love doesn’...

Clayton talks with Lane Pittman about his new song,  2 Feet & a Heartbeatas well as his upcoming Groundwater show

Clayton has a chat with Jock, from Route33, about their new song with James Blundell- Blue Collar Man. The song weaves together titles from some of Australia's most iconic recordings into one seamless, heartfelt whole, and Blundell's voice, his history, and his deep connection to the spirit of Australian country music made him the only artist who could do justice to what Jock and Trent had created...

Clayton chats to Michael, from The Silverline about their new song - Jailhouse Hymn  An up-tempo country gospel track, “Jailhouse Hymn” is about grit, redemption and finding hope at rock bottom. Driven by stomping rhythms and raw vocals, it tells a story of second chances, unearned mercy and faith found in unexpected places. “Jailhouse Hymn” is a song for anyone who's fallen, fought their way back...

Clayton chats to  Dear Tommie about her new song Heaven's On Hold and upcoming show at Groundwater Music Festival.

Clayton chats to  Brad, from Copperline  about their new song - FOMO  "It feels like the world today is designed to constantly make us fear how much we're missing out on. The places we could be. The people we could be hanging out with. The life-changing experiences we could be having. But the problem with FOMO is it stops us living in the moment and appreciating the beautiful chaos of the here and...

Clayton has a chat to Lucie Tiger about her new song- Last Call For Trouble  Inspired by the morally messy situations that seem to travel fastest after midnight,  “Last Call For Trouble”  steps into the perspective of the people who become the story - the ones making reckless decisions under neon lights and convincing themselves they’ll get away with it.

Clayton has a  chat with Sue Ray about her new song - Before The Rain  "This song is the emotional heartbeat of the album," Sue said. "It captures the quiet strength we find in moments of reflection just before change arrives."

Clayton has a chat with Jarrad Wrigley about his new song  - Borderline Crazy “The song is for anyone who's ever been called a little different for simply being themselves,” Jarrad said.   "I've never been good at changing who I am to fit someone else's expectations. Sometimes that costs you friendships, but I'd rather that than pretend to be someone I'm not.”

Clayton has a chat to Tate Cole about his new song - Dying Breed  There’s a particular kind of person who keeps showing up, no matter how tough the season gets. The ones who work long days, look after their mates, put food on the table and keep going when walking away might be the easier choice. For Tate Cole, these are the people at the heart of his new single, “Dying Breed”. Inspired by someone...