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Clayton chats to Nardia Drayton about her new song - Empty Mess Empty Mess is a biographical song about being cheated on, right under your nose – "betrayal, deceit, devil sin"…and finding out in a shocking way, with secrets revealed that cut to the core and leave the victim devastated, with all trust lost, and wanting out of the relationship.

Clayton speaks to Andrew Swift about his new song - All These Parts All These Parts is about moving on from a relationship, about cutting ties and pushing forward.” – Andrew Swift

Clayton talks to Tori Darke about her new song- Somewhere In Mexico “While "Somewhere in Mexico" is a metaphor for that place that lets you be you, it’s not necessarily a physical place on a map, it’s that moment when you find your own personal paradise, whether it's behind the wheel, out with friends, or on a spontaneous road trip."Somewhere in Mexico" is an escape—a call to let loose and embrace...

Clayton chats to Casey Barnes about his new song - Never Give Up On A Good Time. "This song's all about chasing that ultimate night out, good time and bringing your friends along for the ride! It's also going to be a great song to add into our live set too. Really excited to have this one out there!”

Clayton talks to Laura Frank about her new song - Kiss My “This is a song for the underdog,” shares the artist. “The underdog who wouldn’t usually stand up for themselves. As a female country artist from regional Queensland people assume I am a particular type of person. I feel like I can often be underestimated and overlooked.”

Clayton chats with Natalie Gauci about her new song Fame In her new single ‘Fame’, Natalie explains that fame is about learning to choose to do good things through love, instead of the bad things, through blocking pain.

Clayton chats with Hayley Jensen about her new song Welcome Back Summer. ‘Welcome Back Summer’ is a catchy summer ear-worm, bound to get toes tapping and the crowd singing along!

Clayton chats with Jemma Beech about her new song If I Can't Wear Boots Jemma's new single, If I Can’t Wear Boots is an unapologetic girl power anthem that leans into a well-balanced sound harnessing country and rock elements.

Clayton speaks to Pete Cullen about his new song - Chase The Dream “No matter what life may dish up, surround yourself with family and friends, live in the moment, and chase your dreams together,” says Cullen. From the opening lyric. “Whatever may come…”, the band slams in, reinforcing they are committed to the cause. The line, “You’re never too young, you’re never too old”, inspires everyone to j...

Clayton chats to Ella & Sienna about theor new song - Like A Boy “Of all the songs we’ve recorded, this is one of our favourites for sure. And we’re really excited to see how everyone reacts to it. Hopefully they love it as much as we do”.

Clayton chats to Kylie Jane about her new song - Saloon With long-time friend and producer, Jake Davey, weaving his magic throughout the new single, the track transports listeners to a world of dusty trails and bittersweet memories, where emotions run wild under the neon moon.

Clayton chats to Michael, from Michael Carpenter & the CRC abput their new song - Oh Caroline, You're A Dreamer Written by Michael Carpenter, Oh Caroline, You’re a Dreamer, is a further stylistic shift for the evolving project that is Michael Carpenter & The CRC. Moving ever so slightly away from ‘typical country’, the wistful, but sonically rich, track shows elements of folk and indie pop...

Clayton talks to James Keith about his new song - This Town ‘This Town’ is just the kind of upbeat country rock James Keith has become known for. Radiating positivity and nostalgia, James cleverly leads listeners down memory lane in this ode to his hometown. “This dynamic track cleverly sprinkles clues about the town without outright disclosing its name,” he smiles. “Those familiar with Orange wil...

Clayton talks to James Johnston about his up coming Debut album & new song - Some Things Never Change On his album there’s anthems that will fill dancefloors and raise hands in the air, and quiet stories of empowerment, hardship and love that will bring tears to knowing eyes. His words are lived-in and he sings with incredible heart because he was raised like that and he did grow up there.

Clayton chats to Amber Lawrence about her new song - Live In Country Song After a discussion about why popular country songs often tread the same well-worn themes and paths. The answer eventually being addressed in this song - because we love everything about it, we live and breathe it, we write it & we sing about it, and we hope you get to live your very own country song!

Clayton chats to Abbie Ferris about her new song Neon Buzz. Her girl-next-door charm and humility, coupled with an effervescent stage presence and signature vocal, have fans gravitating to her time after time. "I am ecstatic, to say the least, about the music video for ‘Neon Buzz’. The clip is all about power and taking control. It screams confidence and I love that!" says Abbie.

Clayton chats with Jake Davey about his new song, Made. “Made serves as a powerful reminder to embrace life's ups and downs, with the assurance that everything will eventually fall into place,” says Jake.

Clayton chats with Dave from Sweet Talk about their new song Warm Love. “We took what we normally do, then dirtied up the tones and tuned our instruments down half a step,” adds bass player James Harding .

Clayton chats to Josie about her new song - Freight Man ‘Freight Man’ is a heartfelt ode to the singer/songwriter’s father, a long-haul trucker. The nostalgia-driven ballad paints a vivid picture of Josie’s childhood . “It has references to some of the quirky little moments I vividly remember about my truck trips,”

Clayton chats to Eloise Rayner & Zara Lindeman about their new song - Fallin' For A Cowboy Fallin’ for a Cowboy is one for the girls that can’t help but fall for that boy in a hat, chaps, boots and jeans – and for the cowboys that have them swooning!

Clayton speaks to Olive Mae about her new song - Rainy Days A melancholic, yet upbeat, folk country song written Olive Mae, Rainy Days , tells the story of not realising what you have until it’s gone, but also ending the story on a hopeful note.

Clayton chats to Krystal Cameron about her new song - Good Luck Forgetting Me Musically, Good Luck Forgetting Me embodies strong themes of nostalgia and victory; complimenting the lyrical journey of learning your worth.

Clayton chats to Ryan Daykin & Kelly Brouhaha about their new song - Jack & Jill Written by Daykin and Brouhaha, Jack and Jill will engage music fans with the fairy-tale inspired take on a love destined to come crashing down. A tune to tug on the heartstrings, the pairing of Ryan and Kelly’s beautifully contrasting vocals and storytelling, set amidst a background of swirling, woody acousti...

Clayton speaks to Nathan Lamont about his new song - Drink You Up ‘Drink You Up’ has all the hallmarks of a modern country hit. Immaculate production and catchy hooks, bolstered by Lamont’s breath-taking voice. The uplifting mid-tempo track was inspired by long days away from his wife of 8 years. “It describes in a cheeky way the feelings experienced watching my wife head off to work of a morning...

Clayton chats to Piper Rodrigues about her new song - Bridges “Bridges was a relief to write at the time,” says Piper. “I thought I was done, dusted and ready to be unabashedly in love. Luckily, that was not the case. Regardless, Bridges is a stepping-stone of a track on the way to good, real love.”