Headliner Radio

ScreenCraft Works’ co-founders Elizabeth McIntyre and Rebecca del Tufo provide an insight into the not-for-profit organisation, which supports the international career development of under-represented production and post-production people working in film and TV.

Genre-queer, Derry-based therapy-rock band TRAMP chat about their tongue-in-cheek song and accompanying video, The Birds (Lowered Suspension) – the first single from their debut EP, BIMBOFICATION .

L.A.-based composer, songwriter, arranger, producer and multi-instrumentalist Jherek Bischoff delves into his score for Exhibiting Forgiveness , the directorial debut of Titus Kaphar, and explains why the felt piano was an unusual instrument choice for him. 

Louisa Roach, aka She Drew The Gun, discusses the making of her new album Howl and the tumultuous circumstances that framed its production.

Oscar winning director Morgan Neville talks to Headliner about the making of the new Pharrell Williams' LEGO animation biopic Piece By Piece.

Sound engineer Darío Peñaloza, a two time Latin Grammy award winner who now teaches across most of the professional audio schools in Mexico, reflects on his career so far, the changes in the recording industry, and his Grammy award winning work.

Immersive electronic artist Halina Rice discusses the making of her new album EVOLVE and how she is bringing spatial audio to her live performances. 

Award-winning producer and songwriter Piers Aggett discusses the production process behind Rudimental's unique sound and the role of AMS Neve in shaping their sonic identity. 

Ethan Proctor of indie folk band Bottlemoth provides an insight into the band’s home studio, aka the Cobweb, and delves into the meaning behind recent single, Landslides (people change) , taken from their debut album, Even Us Ghosts .

Anglo-French electronica artist Julia-Sophie reflects on the demise of her band Little Fish, who supported the likes of Hole and Juliette Lewis, making minimal electronic songs with soft-spoken vocals, and her debut album, Forgive Too Slow .

Roisin O’Hagan, a singer-songwriter from Essex, UK, reflects on writing, performing and releasing music since she was 12 years old. Following her 2022 EP, Dreamstate , which was a Nashville-recorded country/pop EP, the singer talks about entering a new chapter with recent single, Midnight Indigo .

Nigerian artist, producer and songwriter Kemuel delves into his highly anticipated sophomore EP, Clouds , which takes listeners on a journey through the ebbs and flows of love, heartbreak and healing.

Revered DJ and electronic artist Ellen Allien discusses her storied career in music so far and the culture that has shaped her artistry.

Acclaimed composer Tony Anderson discusses the art of composition, licensing deals, and the power of Augspurger Monitors. 

Interpol frontman Paul Banks opens up on the making of their seminal album Antics and what the future holds for the future of the band.

Sydnie Christmas, the winner of Britain's Got Talent in 2024, delves into her highly anticipated debut album My Way , which is titled after the track which captivated millions during her semi-final performance on the UK talent show.

Re-recording mixer Riccardo Gruppuso reflects on working with some of the most influential Italian film directors, winning the David di Donatello for Best Sound for Ennio, and his relationship with Genelec studio monitors.

Interpol guitarist and co-founder Daniel Kessler reflects on 20 years of the band's second album Antics and the early '00s NYC indie rock explosion that spawned them.

Award-winning music supervisor Stephanie Diaz-Matos, head of music supervision, Raedio, talks about her carefully curated, authentic soundtrack and music supervision for Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist , starring Kevin Hart, Taraji P. Henson, Don Cheadle, Samuel L. Jackson and Terrence Howard.

Shadu (real name Kseniya Shadurska), a Ukrainian singer and DJ, talks about her musical journey, music career, and mastering the art of DJing in a month.

Audio engineer Grayson Barton opens up on touring with T-Pain, running his own studio, and the power of Earthworks Audio.

UK artist Sophie Jamieson opens up on the making of her new album I Still Want To Share and discusses her life in music.

Maya Von Doll of '00s electro indie band Sohodolls discusses her career in music, writing with the likes of Girls Aloud members Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts, and seeing her music go viral on TikTok.

Dean Morris, aka The Gleeman, discusses the making of his debut album Something To Say and opens up on why he believes the music industry is failing new mature artists.

Swedish teen pop sensation Ella Tiritiello opens up about her new EP, Younger – an honest, coming-of-age project that sees the 17 year old exploring the turbulence of growing up.