Headliner Radio

We chat to Imogen Heap's FOH engineer, Petra Randewijk, who's been busy learning drums during lockdown in the Netherlands. Normally, she's moving audio around some amazing stages for Imogen Heap using d&b's immersive Soundscape system. 

We chat to country music star, Charles Esten, whose career in entertainment first skyrocketed during his days playing Deacon Claybourne in uber-popular US TV series Nashville. Since then, he has headlined some of the biggest stages in the world under his own steam: from Nashville's Grand Ole Opry and Ryman Auditorium to London's iconic Royal Albert Hall. Due to play c2c festival just a few weeks ago at the O2 Arena, Charles speaks to us openly during lockdown as we discuss his fascinating career so far. 

We chat to Scouting For Girls frontman, Roy Stride, about his knack for writing hit singles, home music production tips, and composing new material during lockdown. 

We chat to electronic producer and remixer, Matthew Puffett, about his Future Beat Alliance project, remixing with UNKLE, and keeping the red wine flowing during lockdown.

Colorado-born singer-songwriter (and one quarter of sibling supergroup SHEL) Hannah Holbrook talks us through her musical journey so far which includes writing beautiful love songs, playing hundreds of shows each year, and occasionally setting her hair on fire.  

We chat to multi-instrumentalist, Gareth Johnson, about his approach to composition and music production, and the several audio hats he chooses to wear.  

We go behind the brand with Austrian Audio founder and CEO, Martin Seidl, to talk about launching the company, core brand values, and a serious passion for singing..! 

We chat to Shan Ako about her musical life on the West End in Les Mis, writing her own original material, and staying positive during this testing lockdown period.

We chat to American singer-songwriter, Nick Perri, about the creative process, being a good dad, The Beatles, and his ultimate guitar rig. 

We chat to Gavin Rossdale about life in California during lockdown, the new Bush album, and how dusting down an old drum machine can do wonders for your creativity.