Headliner Radio

UK artist KiD RAiN opens up about life as an independent artist, how he grew his TikTok following to 400k, and reveals the meaning behind new track, Something To Hate, which will feature on his brand new EP.

Up-and-coming London-based singer songwriter Molly Burman talks to Headliner about her brand new single Potential, her upcoming EP Worlds Within Worlds, and her involvement in Loud LDN - a collective that’s working towards more inclusivity within the music industry.

Polly Mackey, better known as Art School Girlfriend, talks about her second album Soft Landing, her new approach to working in the studio, and why this record feels like her true debut.

Electronic producer and artist Christopher Coe talks breaking limitations with Carl Cox and Augspurger studio monitors on their partner label, Awesome Soundwave.

London-based three-piece Girl Ray join Headliner for a chat about their third album Prestige, how they continue to span styles and genre with each record, and the music that shaped them as people and artists.

Miles Kane tells Headliner about his new album One Man Band, opens up on family and childhood, and reflects on meeting his hero Roberto Baggio in his short film Searching For Baggio.

Yoad Nevo, an audio professional specialising in mixing, production, sound design and audio technology, shares an insight into working on some of the biggest hits by Sugababes, Girls Aloud, McFly and Liberty X, the Skype theme sounds, adapting to immersive mixes, and why he uses Genelec monitors for his Dolby Atmos studio.

UK producer and multi-instrumentalist SILK (hotly tipped by Fred Again and Disclosure) talks about recent track Quiver amassing over 20 million global streams, and the making of his brand new track, Reason, featuring Paige Cavell.

Val Olson, aka Deadbeat Girl, talks to Headliner about their latest single When You Went, evolving their sound from one track to the next, and the music that shaped their formative years.

Revered FOH engineer, sound designer and all-round audio specialist, Simon Honywill, discusses the fine art of designing the sound system for Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage and the Martin Audio technology that helps create a festival sound like no other.