Headliner Radio

Melbourne artist Gena Rose Bruce speaks to Headliner about her new album Deep Is The Way, her approach to making music, and the challenges facing artists today.

Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess reflects on 30 years in the industry, his recent Artist & Manager Awards success, and why he is still just as excited by music as he was when he started out three decades ago.

Ghanaian-born, transatlantic artist Mauvey was a professional basketball player until his close friend died, prompting him to drop everything and embark on a music career to spread love. The up-and-coming singer-songwriter explains why his new single, PROVE IT! is an uplifting message of self-love to his younger self.  

Composer, artist, songwriter and producer Ilan Eshkeri reveals how he recently teamed up with songwriter Andy Burrows once again for four special shows celebrating the 10th anniversary of much-loved Christmas film, The Snowman and The Snowdog.

Brooklyn-based five-piece Slow Fiction discuss their self-titled debut EP, the band's origins, and the 'urgency to be heard' that is bubbling up in today's NYC indie rock scene.

Deciding at the last minute to ditch law school and pursue music, Kori Anders is a Grammy-winning audio engineer who has worked with Gucci Mane, Snoop Dogg, Nicki Minaj, and Usher. He shares the story of his breakthrough into the industry, what is needed to get to the top, and his go-to plugins from Waves Audio.

Rising artist Kayla Grace talks about her musical journey so far, and how her new single, Realign, reflects on her relationship with her older sister and grappling with feelings of guilt and sadness.

Malaki Patterson is a musician, music producer and artistic director of The Music Works charity, which works with young people in challenging circumstances to help them reach their full potential in music. Here he talks to Headliner about the charity’s collaboration with Genelec, and how it is using the manufacturer’s speakers in its Gloucester hub and Music Bus facilities.

British DJ and record producer Ben Westbeech, aka Breach, reflects on the making of his biggest record, Jack, which has been re-released by Defected Records nine years after its initial release. He reveals how a B-side track written for the underground scene became his biggest hit, and how Steinberg’s Cubase has been his go-to DAW for 20 years.

Dara Taylor explains how she composed a folk-inspired score for the number one-streamed Netflix Christmas film, The Noel Diary.