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Clayton chats to Kylie Gale about her new song  - For A Minute With an energising beat and heartfelt lyrics, “ For a Minute ” grabs your attention from the start and reminds you that support is always there when you need it.

Clayton chats to Hayley Jensen about her new song - Dirt Rich  Acclaimed country-pop star, Hayley Jensen, is ready to take the airwaves by storm with "Dirt Rich". An upbeat, heartfelt, feel-good track that celebrates the value of simple, hardworking country life, where love, resilience, and a deep connectoipn to the land are worrth more than gold.

Clayton talks to James Keith about his new song - She Don't “It tells the story of a city girl who finds herself in a small-town world, slowly falling for both the country life and the man who calls it home,” shares James. “It’s the kind of love story country fans live for - full of dust, riverside moments, and a whole lot of heart.”

Clayton chats to Savanah Soloman  about her new song - Magnolias  The song swiftly became an ode to Savanah’s nanna, Helen Sturgeon. “I see her as the epitome of a ‘Steel Magnolia’ — tough as steel, with beauty and grace. ‘Magnolias’ is about forging your own path forward as a woman while also honouring the strength and resilience of the women that have come before us.”

Clayton chats to Sandee Facy about her new song - Lipstick & Boots It's the ultimate feel-good anthem for a girls night out—choosing the perfect lip colour, slipping into your favourite boots, and stepping out for a night filled with great music, deep conversations, and plenty of laughter.

Clayton talks to Jasmine Sparkes about her debut single - Country To Coast " Country to Coast " is a high-energy tribute to Jasmine Sparkes’ hometown, where the ocean breeze is not far from the rolling fields and country roads of Yarramalong. “It is my home – the place where I hang my hat. Country to Coast could however be about any wonderful coastal place that has the luxuries of the country stil...

Clayton chats to  Chloe, from Chloe Marks & the Mayhem  about their new song - Carolina  "Music has always been my way of connecting to people, places, and to moments that matter," Chloe shares. "With ‘Carolina,’ I wanted to explore the bittersweet pain of loving someone who keeps leaving and coming back, always dangling a string just out of reach. It’s a song that’s deeply personal but univer...

Clayton talks to Tom Curtain about his new song - Top End Tough celebrating the unbreakable spirit of people in the Territory. “You don’t give up, we’re made of stuff, we’re Top End Tough,”

Clayton talks with Juliet Oliver talks about her new song - Red Roses  “This song is for anyone who’s ever caught someone in the act and thought, ‘Really? You thought you’d get away with that?’” Juliet says with a laugh. “It’s about seeing the truth and deciding you’re better off without the drama.”

Clayton chats to Chloe Styler about her new song  - Love In A Bubble ‘Love in a Bubble’ is a dreamy, heart-racing anthem about the kind of love that sneaks up on you when you least expect it - where the rest of the world melts away, leaving just two souls caught in a fleeting, magical moment.

Clayton chats to Dylan, from Sons of Atticus  about their new song - Tennessee Tipsy  Written by Sons of Atticus members Dylan Wright and Matthew Joyce , “ Tennessee Tipsy ” is a playful, high-energy song that brings humor and charm to the classic country storytelling tradition. Featuring the unforgettable pickup line, “ Are you from Tennessee? Cause you’re the only ten I see,” the track is sure t...

Clayton chats to Tommy Emmanuel about his upcoming  Australian Tour, in May  “Playing and touring back home is like a family reunion!  Australia is where I was raised, the rest of the world was what I had my sights on, now I love coming home and seeing my country through the eyes of a grateful man.” – Tommy Emmanuel

Clayton has a chat to Abbie Ferris about her new song - Don't Cha Dare “I was just on the other side of a big breakup and starting to wake up to the attention I was getting from men, but knowing I wasn’t healed enough to jump into anything yet. So this song is about that push and pull, feeling the temptation and resisting it. It also goes so hard live!”

Clayton chats to  Ruby Shay about her debut album and new song  - Our Blue Home “Hitch a Ride” is an intimate exploration of heartache, humour, reflection, resilience, and hope. With captivating vocals, deeply personal storytelling and a little bit of fun, the record is a journey through life’s most defining moments and into an introspective world.

Clayton chats to Michael, from The Silverline talks about their new song - Workin' Folks With its infectious energy and down-to-earth lyrics, “ Workin’ Folks ” captures the spirit of mateship, resilience, and the simple joys of country living—where the local pub isn’t just a watering hole, but a gathering place where friends become family, stories flow as freely as the beer, and the highs and lows...

Clayton chats to Lee Kernaghan about his up coming tour and new song with the Wolfe Brothers  - Country is Coming to Town Lee Kernaghan confirms, “ It's been awesome to be back in the studio with my damn good mates, The Wolfe Brothers. I am really proud to have been a part of this collaboration on their new single, Country Is Coming To Town , from their forthcoming album.  Looking forward to every...

Clayton chats with  Sammi Palinkas about her new song - What This Woman Wants  “What This Woman Wants” delivers an empowering message wrapped in vibrant, contemporary country production. A standout lyric from the chorus, “If you can’t bring the heat, then get out of the kitchen,” playfully reclaims a traditional image of women as homemakers, flipping the narrative to reflect today’s expectations f...

Clayton talks with  Felicity Urquhart about her new song with Josh Cunningham - Joy Roller Josh adds that the song's deeper message goes beyond fun—it’s a call for more "Joy Rollers" in the world, “Love, joy and peace is the ammunition that’s always locked and loaded in the heart of a Joy Roller.”  

Clayton chats to  Piper Butcher talks her new song  - Start Of Something  Piper’s inspiration behind “ Start of Something ” stems from a Newcastle author by the name of Susan Francis. “ Start of Something ” poetically encapsulates Susan’s story and paves the next steps for Piper Butcher’s ever-flourishing career.

Clayton chats to  Wren, from Vixen's Of Fall about their new song - Sinkin' Spirits  Sinkin' Spirits is a carefree country anthem that celebrates the night out where dancing on tables and raising hell are the only rules.

Clayton chats to Saralyn about her new song  - Freedom Train A fiery mix of rocky, upbeat country vibes, “ Freedom Train ” is a gritty anthem of self-liberation and resilience, with Saralyn taking listeners on a heartfelt journey of breaking free from a toxic relationship, fuelled by betrayal and heartbreak.

Clayton has a chat to Tate Cole about hidsd debut single - Purgatory “I started writing this song as a challenge by band members to ‘stop writing so many sad songs’, but it turned into a much more profound story of being thankful for what you can manage and living the best you can,” says Tate.

Clayton chats to Mitch King about his new song  - Keep The Flame  Mitch says, “‘ Keep the Flame ’ explores the mindset needed to stay resilient during tough times. What feels painful now could serve a greater purpose. I wrote it inspired by 'All it takes is just one flame to light the dark' and built the idea from there.”

Clayton chats to Jay Santilli about her new song with Tori Darke - Trouble  "It’s all about those nights when you just need to let loose, have fun, and shake off the stress of life with your best friends,” shares Jay. “It’s a song made for dancing, singing loud, and making memories.”

Clayton chats to Clancy Pye bout her new song - Days Like This “This song came about as a reflection on real-life loss,” Clancy shares. “It explores how those special days that we associate with being full of joy and happiness can feel very different when the people we love most are no longer here to celebrate them with us.”