Headliner Radio

British composer, artist and music producer, Michael Baugh talks about his recent composition, Break the Stars , how new technology like Neural DSP’s Quad Cortex is changing the future of music composition and production, and why he relies on Genelec studio monitors for all of his musical endeavours.

Newton Faulkner explains why his current UK tour, which sees him go back to basics, is “strangely terrifying”, why he prefers not to explain the meaning behind his songs, and why he likes to leave gaps in his sets for retro TV theme tunes.

Folk singer-songwriter Mat Hunsley chats to Headliner about his creative process, his big return to music this year, and how his track Friend & Foe came together.

Aspiring singer-songwriter Jade Morgan Kelly landed herself a spot on the River Stage at this year's Isle of Wight festival after winning the festival's Hot Vox competition. She discusses that amazing experience, her musical journey so far, and how she feels she’s developed her artistry since lockdown.

Composer Amelia Warner explains how she went from a professional actress to a fully fledged film composer – with no plans to do so. She reflects on landing a song placement in a John Lewis Christmas advert and composing for Mary Shelley and new period romcom, Mr Malcolm’s List.

British drummer Ash Soan reflects on being back on tour with Tori Amos and Joss Stone and teases new projects with Hans Zimmer and Sam Smith. In his studio nestled within an 18th century windmill in the Norfolk countryside, he relies on Genelec monitors to record live drums for artists including Celine Dion, Adele, and Cher.

LA-based harpist and electronic artist Lara Somogyi speaks to Headliner about the making of her hypnotic debut album, as well as her love of splicing genres, chance encounters with Brian Eno, and working with the likes of Hans Zimmer.

Bay Area native Jaimeson Durr – a rock music-inclined veteran of the California engineering and mixing scene –  talks about working with Wyclef Jean and Bowling For Soup, founding Wally’s HydeOut studio, and why he feels he wouldn’t have a career if it wasn’t for Waves plugins.

Working on a royal commission for the Tower of London to provide ambient music to accompany the growing of 20 million flowers, having recently completed a new album, only to plant the only copy in the earth and delete all the digital files — it’s safe to say Erland Cooper doesn’t choose to release music in the most traditional way. He explains all…

Emerging electronic producer and DJ Tita Lau talks to Headliner about her ‘70s rock influences, why she decided to make the transition from vocalist to producer, and reveals how some of her recent big remix projects came together.

Creator and founder of award-winning music industry design company The Creative Corporation, Dave Stansbie, discusses the company’s new product Band Theme – a tailor-made WordPress theme for bands, musicians, podcasters and record labels.

US pop artist and musician Katie Belle Akin, whose breathy voice and playful stage presence caught the attention of mega stars like Katy Perry and Luke Bryan on American Idol Season 17, talks to Headliner about the experience and the important role it has played in her understanding of the music industry and her own artistry.

In a rare and exclusive interview, Claude Cellier, founder and CEO of revered pro audio manufacturer Merging Technologies, sits down with Headliner for a look back at his incredible career to date, the events and experiences that have shaped the company into one of the most innovative and lauded names in the business, and what the future holds for the brand.

Accomplished musician, DJ and electronic producer DJ Fresh discusses his recent single Higher , the first release on his own label Breakbeat Kaos following its relaunch this year, as well as sharing some advice on becoming the ultimate entrepreneur in music and technology.

Portland, Oregon-based musician and recording engineer Chris Finster, who has become one of the most in-demand metal producers in his local area, speaks to Headliner about his work with Bridge City Sessions, his creative process, and how oeksound soothe2 makes his production work considerably easier...

Recording and mix engineer Nick Mac talks about dropping out of university to pursue his dream, his process in the studio with Post Malone, and why he relies on Focusrite’s Clarett+ OctoPre and ISA One for every track he records.

Producer, mixer and engineer Stefan Boman reflects on his start at ABBA’s Polar studios, working with bands like Def Leppard, Alice Cooper, and Backstreet Boys; and explains his involvement with Stockholm’s Atlantis Studios, which now boasts a Dolby Atmos mixing room outfitted with Genelec The Ones.

Record producer and audio engineer Stuart Epps reflects on working with the likes of Elton John, Led Zeppelin, Oasis and many more, as well as discussing his creative process and favourite studio moments from down the years.

Multi-platinum musician, singer, songwriter, rapper and record producer Example talks to Headliner about his return to festivals this year, and reveals how his eighth studio album, We May Grow Old But We Never Grow Up , came together from a creative standpoint.

Nashville-based award-winning songwriter, Tori Tullier, reveals why – after spending a decade writing for other artists – she returned to writing her own music, and delves into her debut EP, Baby Steps, which takes the listener on a journey through heartbreak and redemption.

New York native Molly Moore reflects on the strong female artists that inspired her songwriting, how moving to L.A. kickstarted her career as an independent artist, and what inspired her new single, Jameson .

Keane frontman Tom Chaplin speaks to Headliner about the making of his new album Midpoint, entering middle age, self-destruction, and finding a voice outside of the band.

Geoff Shreeves, one of the most respected voices in the world of football, talks the upcoming Legends of Football event in aid of music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins and why the organisation means so much to him.

Sandra Schembri, CEO of music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins, talks to Headliner about the life changing work the organisation does, how it functions and how people can access its services.

Multi-platinum producer-songwriter duo Banx & Ranx discuss the inspirations behind their signature Electronic Caribbean Music (ECM) sound, the creation of their massive summer banger, Fire, and the grassroots Canadian artists breaking through on their record label, 31 East.