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Clayton talks to Dave Kent about his new song - Country Music A journey through heartbreak and healing, each note serves as a step toward solace, a quiet strength in the face of life’s challenges. It has a narrative that resonates with all, expressing shared human experiences that are often captured in ‘Country Music’.

Clayton chats to Pete Cullen about his new song - Gone Country Again “I really enjoy partying to 80’s and 90’s country music, so that’s the vibe that I’m expressing in this song. You know, let your hair down, forget about work, hit the honky tonk and like Alan Jackson said, have a good time.” – Pete Cullen

Clayton Chats to Casey Barnes about his new song - Miracles I’m really excited to get this new one out there! Miracles has such a positive message too, all about those sliding door moments in life and the power of how the right relationship can bring you out of even the darkest places”.

Clayton talks to Max Jackson about her new song - Little More Country “Little More Country is all about what it means to be Country. It’s not the car you drive or the clothes you wear; it’s so much more than that. It’s about values and I guess my favourite traits of country people; the same traits I always aim to embody. This one goes out to the honest, kind, hard-working, back-road driving, big-s...

Clayton chats to Kaylee Bell about her new song - Good Things "Good Things" is an upbeat and infectious summer anthem that encourages dreamers and go-getters to seize the moment.

Clayton chats to Matt Cornell about his new song Where I Wanna Be The inspiration for ‘Where I Wanna Be’ was as spontaneous as it was heartfelt. “My girlfriend Sam sent me a message while I was in the car that said - I don’t care where we are or what we’re doing, you’re where I wanna be,” recalls a smitten Cornell . “I had a lightbulb moment!”

Clayton chats to Tom Curtain about his new song - When The Rain Comes Down Ultimately this song is one of resilience and celebration, as the rumble of distant thunder and whiff of moisture in the darkening sky signal much needed aid. “ We wanted to portray the many emotions of a breaking drought including the joy, relief, jubilation and gratefulness,” explains the big-hatted singer-songwriter. “Fo...

Clayton chats to Olive Mae about her new song - Hit The Road An upbeat folk country track, Hit the Road conveys the message that there’s no such thing as “the right time” to get out of your comfort zone, so why not just take the leap and go for it?

Clayton chats to Michael, from MC & the Banks Bros about theor new song - Self Taught Medicine Man Self Taught Medicine Man is a Zane Banks composition that takes the traditional country flavour demonstrated on the band’s first two Golden Guitar nominated albums up a notch, with the twanging guitars and sinewy steel punctuating the story of a man fighting his demons by embracing them.

Clayton speaks to Bonnie Kellett about her new song - Bare Feet Set against the backdrop of the last night of freedom before the world plunged into the uncertainties of that first COVID lockdown, Bare Feet , echoes Bonnie’s own experience of the electric energy that pulsed through a farewell party on an island in Queensland, before everyone had to leave the next day. “No one wanted that night to e...

Clayton chats to Sarah Reeves about her new album, Best Days, featuring new song - Get Back Your Fight “This album was made during one of the toughest emotional seasons of my life,” Reeves admits. “‘Best Days’ was one of the first songs we wrote for the album. It laid the groundwork for the sound and theme. I sang it anticipating the future in the midst of brokenness in my life. I sing from a diff...

Clayton Chats to Sara Berki about her new song - Favour Sara commented, “Favour is a song written from a past experience of being cheated on. I was hurting and even though my friends would tell me that I was so much better off, I just couldn't see it at the time. There are so many things you can do to try and get over someone, but the best feeling is reaching the point when you realise that you've...

Clayton chats to Jock, from Route33 about their new song - Summer You Summer You was written from Jock’s point of view, who is now a married man and father, and recalls a carefree time – mates, waves and beers…packing the boards, the fishing rods and leaving any little bit of adult responsibility behind…reminiscing on the anticipation of that summer love that could only get better with every trip.

Clayton chats to Dan Davidson about his new song - Throwback " Nineteen Eighty Something is a record I'm truly proud of," Davidson shares. "It’s the first time I've taken on such a heavy producer role on a record and it allowed me to really try to chase new sounds and expand on my songwriting. It’s filled with bright, upbeat, songs with the classic “get drunk and fall in love” vibes that I've beco...

Clayton talks to Jade Holland about her new song - Home, Town “I grew up on a beautiful five-acre property in the bush. I have often channelled my formative years when writing songs. Mareeba was an is a magical place. We thought we were the coolest kids on the block hanging out at centre parking in Main Street. We would sit there for hours planning our lives”

Clayton chats to Zac, from Zac Cross Band about their new song - Too Far Gone The song’s sentiment arrived through drummer, Bailey Connor. “Bailey was constantly sending me lyrics,” recalls Cross. “They all had a similar sentiment in that feeling of missing someone. The feeling just straight up sucks. So, we wanted to make a song that tells a story of a fresh love and those first-time feelings tha...

Clayton chats to Jackie Evancho about her new song - Behind My Eyes Says Jackie about the song, “Behind My Eyes,” This is a song I wrote to almost exemplify the feeling of losing it. It’s a song that doesn’t exactly make sense lyrically. There are feelings of paranoia, euphoria, mania, etc. It’s a big jumble of many things at once, and often it is hard to understand and empathize with the one tryi...

Damo Hancock chats with Grace Fullers about her new single "Lovers"

Clayton talks with Denvah about her new song Do Without. ‘Do Without’ is a goodbye letter that puts a positive spin on heartache. “Hope life doesn't leave you cold hearted / Hope you always wanna give and never stop,” Denvah sings with sweet optimism. Yet, this break-up song is not without a few sassy jabs - and it doesn’t pull its punches.

Clayton chats with Will Day about his new song The Way We Are. Will Day returns with his third single release of 2023 delivering a song that pays homage to old friends, parties down backroads and rockin’ the rodeos.

Clayton speaks to Melanie Dyer about her new song - Dust Melanie describes her new track , “ Dust is a high energy call-to-action to take the bull by the horns and ride the highs in life. I hope that when people turn it up on the radio, stream it or hear it live, they get a rush of confidence to keep moving forward and never settle for less.”

Clayton talks to Lane Pittman about his new song - Love In A Country Town Lane said that “Love in A Country Town” feels like a fresh start for me. It’s the launch of this new chapter and I think it really reflects that. This song is all about falling in love, which I did from the second I heard it. I really hope people enjoy it and love it just as much as I do!”.

Clayton chats to Sammi Palinkas about her new song - Don't Blink ‘Don’t Blink’ as a gentle reminder to listen to the advice and experience of those around you, because life flies by when we get caught up in the day to day, and it can all be over much sooner than we realise.

Clayton chats to Jimbo Stokes about his new song - Same Damn Walls His new single "Same Damn Walls" combines traditional country elements with a unique contemporary sound, the song is raw and evocative and the play on ‘walls’ echoes throughout.

Clayton talks to Jordan Merrick about his new song - The Painting, from his new album Winner Takes Nothing. Winner Take Nothing is yet another step up for the artist – weaving a tapestry of songs both introspective and provocative. This album challenges the human experience and rebels against a tech-dominated world.