Line-In Network

Harry Wearing, radio host and music fanatic (same as us), joins to talk all about radio and getting your tunes played on air. Showcasing stories about his most important moments, career changes and more, discussing his journey and what he's learnt along the way. We get down to chatting about forming your team around your artist self, leaning on the people around you and using their skills to h...

Award-winning community filmmaker Alycia Potter, head of The Potter Project, thinks the film industry needs a shake-up of big proportions. She gives some pretty compelling evidence as to why in this episode. Alycia has covered a multitude of film medium and talks about her previous hatred of making audio turned passion for foley art, music and sound. She discusses, with host Joseph Murphy, the mai...

Originally signed with Mo' Wax, as a member of South, Brett Shaw stepped into the production world, starting his own studio and building his career. Years later, Brett's work has amassed a colossal 5 Billion Streams, won copious awards and given him the opportunity to work alongside Lady Gaga, Foals, Florence and the Machine and Clean Bandit. On this episode, Brett shares his journey, from...

Your music might be good enough but that's no longer the only thing that matters... In episode 4 of Line-In, we sit down with Jerry Cavendish Agar: Talent Scout and A&R at independent UK record label Origins Inconclusive, to talk about what it actually takes to work as a scout, how he got his foot in the door with no industry contacts and what he looks for when looking for emerging artists...

FAT SALAD: South London's most exciting indie rock band, join Line-In Network for a straight-talking conversation about music, money, and what it genuinely takes to move up in the industry. Singer Aydan Godden and lead guitarist Elliott Godden pull back the curtain on life as an independent band: the financial realities, the grind behind sold-out London shows, headlining festival stages, and c...

In this episode of Line In, host Joseph Murphy sits down with Alan Smythe, the Sheffield-based producer and recording engineer behind 2Fly Studios, whose credits include Arctic Monkeys, Pulp and Reverend and the Makers. Alan takes us back to the very first Arctic Monkeys recording sessions, when Alex Turner was a 17-year-old playing his second-ever gig and Cookie was still doing a tiling apprentic...

Essex based electronic artist and producer OJKANE joins us to speak on early career advice for artists, the impact of record deal signings, social media and AI on the music industry. Offering insight into the modern industry's rapid development and changes, this is a must hear for emerging artists and creators. #MusicIndustry #MusicPodcast #HouseMusic #DanceMusic #DJLife #IndependentArtists #Music...