Headliner Radio

Harman’s product manager for microphones, Phil Feinman, reflects on owning L.A.’s Bedrock studios, working with Weird Al on his Grammy winning album, his role at AKG, and the current trends in the microphone industry.

Audio engineer and managing director of Tileyard X, Jack Freegard, talks to Headliner about the work that the organisation does to support music and content creators and the recently installed Genelec monitors in their Red Studio (London) and Cotton Mill Studio (Wakefield) creative hubs.

Rising pop singer-songwriter maryjo reflects on her time on American Idol, crafting an identity for herself as a serious artist afterwards, blowing up on Tiktok, and reveals the meaning behind recent single, Traffic and her brand new song, DON'T CALL ME. She also reveals her album and EP plans and explains why her JBL EON ONE compact portable PA completes a song.

UK indie rock outfit Treeboy & Arc join Headliner for a chat about their long-awaited debut album Natural Habitat, songwriting, and more.

New York’s Rachel Bochner on why she keeps the mental health conversation open and why bouncy castles and cotton candy felt appropriate for the video of new single, If I’m Gonna Be Sad. She also teases her new single and EP…

Dave, Tom and Kyle of emo-punk band Failstate, hailing from Newport in South Wales, chat to Headliner about their recently released debut EP Sad Truth, the band’s origins, and their songwriting process in the studio.

Frontman of British alt rock band The Wonder Stuff, Miles Hunt, tells Headliner about the band’s current UK tour and the ways in which he’s seen the music industry change since he started out in the ‘80s.

Nicholas Foster, who has been in and around the music industry since the ‘80s, was amongst the world’s first bedroom producers in the early 2000s, setting up Prank Monkey Records to release vinyl. Fast forward to today, as one half of Seven Golden Vampires has seen their debut single Autumn Fall achieve seven million streams on TikTok.

British-Jamaican superstar Vincent Darby is one of the UK’s most exciting music prospects right now, deeply proud of both his Birmingham and Windrush heritage. He talks about new single, We Could Be, a soulful banger that stands up to any of 2023’s biggest choruses so far.

EAW president TJ Smith tells Headliner about his mission to rebuild the North American loudspeaker giant’s status, how being acquired by RCF Group has impacted the business, and what the future holds for the company.