Headliner Radio

Tom Young, the bassist from New Zealand electronic music project, Leisure, explains how recent single, Back In Love was inspired by the trials and tribulations of navigating parenthood with a partner, and how their fourth album, Leisurevision , navigates the human experience and all the hope, joy, chaos and euphoria it entails.

Scott Wilkinson of Sea Power discusses the 15th anniversary of their breakthrough album Do You Like Rock Music?

Non-binary singer-songwriter Kaien Cruz on moving to L.A from South Africa, their debut single, Love Me In The Dark rising to the top of the South African charts and leading to the singer opening Justin Beiber’s tour, new single, I Lay and brand new album, KAIEN .

Artist, producer and writer, Aaron Horn talks about co writing and producing Doja Cat’s hit single, Woman , his and Alex Preager’s series of limited NFTs, AI vocals and why Genelec monitors have made an impression on him.

California-based singer-songwriter, instrumentalist and producer, Venus on how she writes, records and produces all of her music within the walls of her home, standing out as an independent artist, the meaning behind her new single, If (This is Love) , what to expect from her upcoming EP, and reveals why she uses AKG K371-BT headphones for her music production.

The Christopher Brothers, made up of brothers Cameron, Charles and Ethan and who play a mix of their own original music, classic rock, and top 40s, discuss their trajectory as a band and some of their favourite gigs up to now.

Florida-based dance pop artist Kendra Erika talks to Headliner about her seductive new single Have My Way With You , and her musical journey so far.

Brazilian pop artist Bellsavvy on moving to the UK to start her music career, why Queen Of My Mind was the perfect song to announce herself as an artist, the meaning behind new song, Out Of My Head , why she’s embracing a new musical style, and what to expect from her upcoming LD Systems Live Session. 

Alicia Keys co-signed Norwegian artist Delara on how her Iranian heritage and Scandinavian upbringing influence her music, her song, Didn’t You Know , being synched to Norwegian Netflix crime-thriller series, Gangs of Oslo , being handpicked by Alicia Keys to perform in a 70-plus orchestra made up entirely of women of colour for Bridgerton, and the meaning behind key songs on her new album, Shahra...

The Hip Hop Museum’s Reggie Peters (Director of Marketing and Visitor Services), Eric Orr, (Artist In Residence & Gift Shop Manager) and Elai Tubo (Sound Curator & Engineer) reflect on 50 years of hip hop from NYC's Quad Studios, explain the concept of The Hip Hop Museum – located at the birthplace of hip hop in the South Bronx – the birth and growing mainstream popularity of the genr...

Esteemed DJ and EDM producer Sam Vogel, better known as Jauz, talks about his new project that celebrates the five-year anniversary of his debut album, The Wise and the Wicked , and the Wise vs. Wicked tour that he embarked on this summer.

Singapore based Italian singer-songwriter Matilde G, who has amassed half a million engaged followers across various platforms, talks about leveraging her online presence to amplify her music and message, performing at the Formula1 Grand Prix Singapore 2023, and the meaning and creative process behind her new single, None of your Business .

Paul Humphreys of electro pop pioneers OMD (Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark) talks new album Bauhaus Staircase , 'criminal' record deals, and why things have never been better for the band.

Tony Perrey, director of the historic Windmill Lane Recording Studios in Dublin, reflects on the studio’s history, some of its most famous guests to record there, why international recording artists continue to choose the studio to this day, and the studio’s history with Genelec monitors.

Will Carpenter of alternative rock band Ships Have Sailed, based out of Los Angeles, talks new music and everything in between.

Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods talks new EP More UK Grim and why 2023 has been the band's finest year yet.

Herdís Stefánsdóttir explains how she composed the score for M. Night Shyamalan’s horror film Knock At The Cabin and why her new avant-garde pop singles are released under the name Kónguló.

Formed in Nashville, country band King Calaway have followed up their debut project Rivers with their 16-track album, Tennessee’s Waiting . The band talk about making the album and how it showcases their personal and creative evolution.

Multi-Grammy nominated producer (and composer and director at Karma Studios in Thailand), Chris Craker reflects on producing the soundtrack for Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar with Hans Zimmer, working on scores including John Williams’ Return of the Jedi and The Phantom Menace , welcoming The Libertines to Karma Studios, what led him to create a luxury residential recording studio complex in Sou...

Wisconsin-based R&B pop artist RAYVEN chats to Headliner about her recent musical endeavours and her gospel, jazz and musical theatre background that has influenced her songwriting.

Danny Angotti, founder and executive producer at Atomic Productions, and Johnny Small, Atomic Productions’ sound designer, motion graphics editor, and the primary audio engineer for the facility’s new Dolby Atmos audio suite talk about the company’s evolution since the ‘90s, share their favourite-ever projects, dream clients and explain why they chose a Genelec monitoring array for their new immer...

Three-time Grammy and seven-time BRIT Award nominee Leona Lewis reflects on her favourite X Factor performance, shares her thoughts on AI vocals, the way her 2013 song, One More Sleep has become a new Christmas classic, and reveals what to expect from her upcoming Christmas, With Love UK tour.

OMD (Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark) singer and bassist Andy McCluskey talks new album Bauhaus Staircase and why this might be the end of the road for the electro pop pioneers.

Toronto-born hip-hop and pop punk artist Trip Rexx chats to Headliner about new music and going viral with his bouncy trap track Me & My Bimmer .

The Wild Things’ story is almost a fairytale - singer Sydney Rae White and guitarist Rob Kendrick met while on tour with The Who musical Quadrophenia, after which they would not only get married but form the band. Sydney opens up about performing at Madison Square Garden and the Royal Albert Hall, the band’s recent singles, and their upcoming album.