My Music

My Music Podcast – Graham Coath with Joan As Police Woman In this episode of My Music , Graham Coath sits down with Joan Wasser — a quietly influential force in modern music whose work has always lived somewhere between intimacy and experimentation. Twenty years on from her debut Real Life , Joan returns with Real Life Evolution — not a nostalgic revisit, but a living document of how songs grow, s...

My Music Podcast – Graham Coath with Bea Elmy Martin In this episode of My Music , Graham Coath sits down with one of the UK alternative scene’s most quietly compelling voices, Bea Elmy Martin. London-born and carving her own lane, Bea’s music doesn’t shout for attention. It draws you in. Ethereal vocals, brooding electronics and a kind of emotional precision that feels less like performance and m...

MyMusic Podcast – Graham Coath in conversation with Dean Connelly (Directed By Dean) What happens when you turn the tables on a podcast host? In this episode of MyMusic , Graham Coath sits down with Dean Connelly , the voice behind the Directed By Dean podcast, to explore the stories behind the storyteller. Dean is used to asking the questions. This time, he’s answering them. From his early love o...

What happens when an album refuses to stay in the past? In this episode of MyMusic , Graham Coath sits down with Jonny Collins of Modesty Blaise to explore the 25-year anniversary reissue of Melancholia — a record that never quite had its moment in the UK… until now. This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a restoration. Jonny shares the story behind bringing Melancholia back properly — returning to th...

This episode of MyMusic introduces an artist whose journey into music feels both familiar… and refreshingly grounded. Skylar Herter joins Graham to talk about growing up surrounded by performance, creativity, and music — with a childhood shaped inside her mother’s theatre and dance school, and a natural pull towards singing from an early age. What unfolds is a conversation that moves beyond the us...

MyMusic with Graham Coath | The Fini Tribe Anthology (with Dave Familler and Chris Connelly) This episode takes a different turn. Graham is joined by Dave Familler and Chris Connelly , two musicians whose story doesn’t follow the usual script. This isn’t about chasing charts, building audiences, or “making it.” It’s about what happens when music comes first… and everything else is secondary. At th...

This week on MyMusic , Graham Coath is joined by Las Vegas–born artist and producer Sylvaner for a conversation that moves as freely as his music. What starts with a chat about German white wine quickly opens into something deeper — how music becomes a first language, a way of understanding the world, and a way of connecting with people long before words fully land. Raised around record stores and...

Graham Coath chats with Katrina-Marie Howson, known simply as Katrina, about a life shaped by big pop dreams, creative ambition, and a determination to make music on her own terms. In this episode, Katrina shares how she grew up in a music-loving household, why Girls Aloud made such an impact on her, and how performing has been part of her life since she was six years old. She talks openly about s...

In this episode of My Music , Graham Coath is joined by Will Preston , who connects from Atlanta, Georgia, for a rich and thoughtful conversation about soul, songwriting, faith, voice, and why music still deserves more than a few seconds of attention. Will reflects on a career that began with his debut release in 2005 and has continued to grow through constant change in the music industry. From th...

This episode of My Music brings the energy of Liverpool’s live scene straight into the room as host Graham Coath sits down with rising band SevenStreets — Owen, Sean, Ant and Niall — for a conversation that moves as quickly as their sound. From the first moment, it’s clear this is a band built on chemistry. What starts with a light-hearted debate about guitar picks (hard vs soft… make of that what...

On this episode of My Music , host Graham Coath sits down with rising Welsh pop artist MACY for a lively conversation full of energy, ambition, and plenty of laughter. MACY shares the surreal moment she discovered her music would be played on BBC Radio 1 — an email that led to tears, celebrations with her parents, and a moment she says she’ll never forget. The conversation explores how her journey...

On this episode of My Music , host Graham Coath sits down with Houston-based singer-songwriter Mark Winters for a conversation that blends science, songwriting, and the pure joy of making music. Mark’s path into music is anything but conventional. Before stepping onto stages and writing songs, he worked as an aerospace engineer — a background that still quietly shapes his music today. From tracks...

In this episode of My Music , host Graham Coath sits down with rising actor Enzo Dearing to discuss the relationship between music, film, and performance. Although Enzo is best known for his work on screen rather than as a musician, music plays a central role in his experience of storytelling. From his admiration for film composer Hans Zimmer to the influence of the Pirates of the Caribbean soundt...

In this episode of MyMusic , host Graham Coath is joined by London-based artist JudeS , whose music blends cultures, languages and personal storytelling. Originally from Naples , JudeS talks about moving to London and how the city shaped her as both a person and an artist. What began as an attempt to distance herself from her roots eventually became a powerful part of her sound, with JudeS now com...

Podcast Description On this episode of MyMusic , host Graham Coath sits down with singer-songwriter Amy Fox for a thoughtful and personal conversation about music, vulnerability and the long road to finding confidence as an artist. Based near Southampton , Amy talks about the supportive grassroots music scenes in places like Southampton, Andover and Salisbury, and how open mic nights and local ven...

On this episode of MyMusic , host Graham Coath sits down with Dave Balfe and Dave Hughes , part of the creative partnership behind Late Transmissions . The conversation traces their long musical journeys from their early days in bands and the wider music industry to their reunion decades later to create something entirely new together. Drawing inspiration from the grand orchestral pop of the 1960s...

In this episode of MyMusic , Graham Coath sits down with Sam Kellner, best known for his recurring appearances in major productions including Percy Jackson and the Olympians , Everybody Still Hates Chris , Young Royals , The Woman in the Wall , and Bunk'd , to talk about his love for and his career so far in music. Born and raised near Hamburg, Germany, Sam taught himself guitar at eleven, beg...

In this episode of My Music, host Graham Coath sits down with Brian O'Glanby, the creative force behind The Deep Hour. Brian shares insights into his "man cave" studio, the evolution of his music from solo songwriting to a band concept, and the epic, cinematic quality of The Deep Hour's latest album. They delve into the challenges and triumphs of the music industry, discussing th...

In this episode of MyMusic , Graham Coath sits down with London-based violinist Julia Brüssel for a conversation that moves from childhood practice rooms to avant-garde stages and electronic live sets. Julia began playing violin at just six years old, an instrument that, as she openly admits, is far from beautiful in its early days. What follows is a thoughtful exploration of discipline, muscle me...

In this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath sits down with Sierra Veins for a conversation that moves far beyond genre and into identity, intensity and what it really means to evolve as an artist. Broadcasting from France, SIERRA VEINS reflects on her transition from SIERRA to a new name rooted in blood, inheritance and self-definition, a change that mirrors the core themes of her latest work. As she...

Coming all the way from Gaithersburg, Maryland (self-proclaimed “most exciting city in the world”… briefly), Adele Marie joins Graham for a conversation that moves effortlessly between playfulness and depth. Adele describes herself as a multimedia artist — but that only scratches the surface. Classically trained in voice, working full-time as a music therapist with traumatised teenagers, improvise...

A shared determination to make something happen. In this episode, Graham sits down with Harrison, Jake and Ben from Isolation to talk about how a modern band forms, survives line-up changes, finds momentum and begins building an audience in one of the UK’s most competitive music cities. It starts with an online advert for bandmates and quickly becomes a conversation about ambition, belonging and w...

Cormac had a start to his career that artists would die for.... But in this conversation, we leave it at the door. No looking backwards. No nostalgia tour. No easy headlines. Instead, Graham sits down with a young musician in the middle of becoming — working out who he is, what he wants to sound like, and how to stay motivated when the early spotlight fades and the real graft begins. They talk abo...

In this episode of My Music , Graham Coath is joined by Atlanta-based songwriter and multi-project musician Kyle Gordon for a thoughtful, wide-ranging conversation about creativity, truth, and learning to get out of your own way. Kyle reflects on making music in a noisy, algorithm-driven world and why integrity matters more than output or attention. From pastoral soundscapes and field recordings t...

In this episode of My Music , Graham Coath is joined by the full band BRSR (aka Bruiser) for a lively, honest, and often hilarious deep dive into how bands are really made. Broadcast from their Glasgow practice space (“it’s not a house — it’s a building”), the band talk about long musical friendships, failed projects, rushed first gigs, and the chaos that sometimes leads to your best work. What st...