Headliner Radio

California-based Portland country-pop artist, DINER on how her new single, Goodbye To Someday was inspired by the Chicago Cubs' World Series victory in 2016, her upcoming debut EP, and why she uses an AKG C214 condenser mic to capture vocals at home and on the road.

Clyde Sendke, managing director of Steinberg, talks about Steinberg's position in the market, the way AI is muscling into the world of music production tech and if it’s a threat, how the company stays innovative and what sets the brand’s technology apart from the competition.

Singer, composer and actor Don Castor discusses the creative process on his latest musical project FREEDOM, and how he came to star in the 2022 Marvel blockbuster Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Rising star MINOE discusses the making of her debut EP Bleeding Hearts Disco and some unique insights into life as an independent artist in today’s music industry.

Multi-award winning British gospel group Volney Morgan & New-Ye reveal how they went from a group of friends from North London to becoming the most in-demand gospel group in the country, picking up a MOBO, and performing at some of the biggest events in the industry.

L.A.-based Glaswegian composer Paul Leonard-Morgan on his incredible career thus far, including scoring the Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro-starring Limitless shortly after writing arrangements for the likes of No Doubt and Mogwai, and the new McCarthyism TV drama, Fellow Travelers.

Artist and producer Phazz opens up on his career to date and his work on new Beatsurfing plugin RANDOM.

Rick Maguire, singer and songwriting force behind US alt rock band, Pile, on creative evolution and the making of new EP, Hot Air Balloon.

Tom Young, the bassist from New Zealand electronic music project, Leisure, explains how recent single, Back In Love was inspired by the trials and tribulations of navigating parenthood with a partner, and how their fourth album, Leisurevision, navigates the human experience and all the hope, joy, chaos and euphoria it entails.

Scott Wilkinson of Sea Power discusses the 15th anniversary of their breakthrough album Do You Like Rock Music?