My Music

Music doesn't have to fit neatly into a genre, and neither does Melody Zenith . In this episode of MyMusic , host Graham Coath sits down with the independent artist to explore the influences, ideas and experiences behind her music. From growing up on the sounds of Kate Bush , Depeche Mode and The Cure to finding inspiration in disco, trip-hop, R&B and beyond, Melody explains why she's...

On this episode of MyMusic , Graham Coath is joined by Canadian singer-songwriter Mandi Leigh , fresh from a life-changing move across Canada to begin the next chapter of her musical journey in Toronto. From growing up on a soundtrack of Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, and '90s country to fronting an alternative rock band before finding her own voice as a solo artist, Mandi shares the story of her...

In this episode of My Music , Graham Coath is joined by Mani and Rob from Professional 101 for a conversation that starts with their powerful new single "Liar" and quickly expands into something much bigger. Together they explore why we lie to ourselves, how narratives become accepted as truth, and what happens when music becomes a way of making sense of a complicated world. The discussi...

Graham kicks this one off with a case of mistaken identity involving a pub, a band name and an office furniture manufacturer in Manchester which tells you something about the kind of conversation this is going to be. Jake is one of the people behind Flok, a four-piece from Manchester who used to be called Blue Train Lines, named themselves after a local pub on something of a whim, and are currentl...

In this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath welcomes Los Angeles singer-songwriter Stella Prince for a warm and wide-ranging conversation about music, identity, ambition, and why the industry sometimes struggles more with labels than with artists. Stella discusses her upcoming UK performances, including a residency at London's Green Note and an appearance at The Long Road Festival alongside artis...

On this episode of My Music, Graham Coath welcomes back singer-songwriter Mara Liddle ahead of the release of her new EP, Extreme Confidence , arriving on 24th June. The conversation explores the challenge of staying authentic in a music industry obsessed with trends, why some songs take years to find their place, and how social media has changed the way people experience relationships, romance an...

On this episode of My Music, Graham Coath welcomes singer-songwriter Alan Dreezer to discuss his new album, Nothing Changes If Nothing Changes . What begins as a conversation about a new release soon develops into a thoughtful exploration of change, creativity, self-belief and personal growth. Alan shares the story behind the album's title, reflecting on a significant period in his life when h...

My Music with Graham Coath talks to Luke from The Radio Addicts What happens when a 15-year-old musician starts questioning the very technology his generation is supposed to be addicted to? In this episode of My Music, Graham Coath sits down with Luke from The Radio Addicts for a fascinating conversation about music, creativity, radio, social media, and why young people may be craving something mo...

My Music Podcast – Kat Eaton: What Happens Now On this episode of My Music , Graham Coath sits down with soulful singer-songwriter Kat Eaton to explore the stories behind her powerful new album, What Happens Now . The conversation arrives at a remarkable moment in Kat's life, as she reflects on releasing a deeply personal record just weeks after welcoming her daughter Ada June into the world. Toge...

My Music with Graham Coath featuring @raychealwinters In this episode of My Music, Graham Coath is joined by independent artist Raycheal Winters for a conversation that wanders through creativity, songwriting, social media, independent music, family life, and the joy of saying yes to new ideas. Raycheal shares how she balances dark pop, funk, soul, R&B and alternative influences without feelin...

There are some conversations that feel less like an interview and more like stepping back into a particular moment in time. This episode of MyMusic is very much one of those. Graham Coath sits down once again with Dave Derby to talk about the return of cult 90s alternative band The Dambuilders, the reworking of classic tracks like “Shrine”, and what it means to revisit music that once shaped an en...

On this episode of My Music , host Graham Coath sits down with Scottish indie rock outfit The Azurescens for a conversation that moves from psychedelic mushrooms and Morrisons supermarket meetings to songwriting, Covid-era creativity and the future of live music in an AI world. What unfolds is a funny, honest and deeply human discussion about why bands still matter. The Azurescens talk about formi...

Graham sits down with Lauren Eve, a young singer-songwriter whose soulful sound is already turning heads and winning fans well beyond her years. In a conversation that covers everything from Whitney Houston to Harry Styles, Lauren talks about growing up listening to the big voices that shaped her, discovering her love of emotional storytelling through song, and how a chance encounter while busking...

MyMusic Podcast – Graham Coath Talks To Kelli Blanchett In this deeply honest and thoughtful episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath sits down with singer-songwriter Kelli Blanchett for a conversation that moves far beyond music itself. From singing karaoke in her grandparents’ pub as a child to becoming part of Self Esteem’s live and recording world, Kelli shares the winding, emotional and often unpredi...

On this episode of My Music , Graham Coath heads to New Jersey for a thoughtful and entertaining conversation with Mike Potenza and Scott Selig of indie outfit The Melancholy Kings. From law firms and Battle of the Bands competitions to pedal steel experiments, vinyl culture and the strange beauty of mistakes left on records, this is a conversation that drifts far beyond the usual “how did the ban...

Some music careers are carefully planned. Louise Aubrie's really isn't and that's exactly what makes it so interesting. In this episode, Graham sits down with London-born, New York and LA-based singer-songwriter Louise Aubrie for a conversation that moves as freely as her music does. From growing up in a household where Sinatra sat comfortably next to the New York Dolls, to finding her...

On this episode of MyMusic , Graham Coath sits down with Ian Pickering to talk about his latest project, The Noise Who Runs. Many listeners will recognise Ian from his work with Sneaker Pimps, but this conversation focuses firmly on the present and on an album that blends electronic textures, guitars, gothic undertones and sharp observations about modern life. What follows is far more than a stand...

My Music Podcast — Episode: Christian Diana (Mourning Coffee) In this soulful and wide-ranging conversation, host Graham Coath sits down with Christian Diana, the creative force behind the gothic-folk project Mourning Coffee. Broadcasting from Morristown, New Jersey, Christian opens up about his evolution from solo artist to a full five-piece band, blending dark folk tones with post-punk and gothi...

In this episode of My Music , Graham Coath sits down with Billy Sherwood of Yes to explore the band’s forthcoming album Aurora —a record that blends legacy, experimentation, and a continued commitment to pushing musical boundaries. From the strange silence of the pandemic years to the return of global touring, Billy reflects on the journey back to live music and the emotional connection between ba...

In this episode of MyMusic , Graham Coath sits down with Leyla Diamondi—an artist whose journey into music wasn’t planned, but felt inevitable. From growing up unable to express emotions to finding her voice through music, Leyla shares how creativity became her way of making sense of the world. This is an open and honest conversation about what it really takes to build a music career: Walking away...

In this episode of My Music , Graham Coath talks to East London artist Liya Shapiro about songwriting, sadness, performance, and why some songs arrive before you have had time to understand them. The conversation begins with Liya’s latest single, Another Woman , a powerful track about the strange emotional sting of seeing someone from the past move on, even when you thought you had already let go....

My Music Podcast — Graham Coath with Jordon Anthony In this episode of My Music , Graham Coath sits down with Australian singer-songwriter Jordon Anthony for a lively, honest and often very funny conversation about what it really takes to build a music career. Originally from Australia and now spending time writing in Nashville after a period in LA, Jordon talks about the reality of building the r...

In this episode of My Music , Graham Coath sits down with London-born singer-songwriter Col Gerrard for a conversation that moves well beyond the usual music interview. Col’s approach to music is grounded in something increasingly rare—classic songwriting, emotional honesty, and a deep respect for real musicianship. Influenced by soul, classic pop and timeless artists, his work reflects a life sha...

There’s something quite fitting about a band forming just as the world was coming back to life. In this episode of My Music , Graham Coath sits down with Rodrey and James from The Rogues — a band shaped by lockdown reflection, long-standing friendships, and that familiar pull back to music when everything else stops. Starting life in the aftermath of COVID, The Rogues found their sound not through...

My Music Podcast – Graham Coath with Rick McMurray (Ash / Burned As Witches) In this episode of My Music , Graham Coath sits down with Rick McMurray to explore the raw, personal journey behind his solo project Burned As Witches . Best known as the driving force behind Ash, Rick steps out from behind the drum kit and into a completely different creative space—writing, performing, and producing ever...