Headliner Radio

Award-winning producer and songwriter Piers Aggett discusses the production process behind Rudimental's unique sound and the role of AMS Neve in shaping their sonic identity. 

Ethan Proctor of indie folk band Bottlemoth provides an insight into the band’s home studio, aka the Cobweb, and delves into the meaning behind recent single, Landslides (people change), taken from their debut album, Even Us Ghosts.

Anglo-French electronica artist Julia-Sophie reflects on the demise of her band Little Fish, who supported the likes of Hole and Juliette Lewis, making minimal electronic songs with soft-spoken vocals, and her debut album, Forgive Too Slow.

Roisin O’Hagan, a singer-songwriter from Essex, UK, reflects on writing, performing and releasing music since she was 12 years old. Following her 2022 EP, Dreamstate, which was a Nashville-recorded country/pop EP, the singer talks about entering a new chapter with recent single, Midnight Indigo.

Nigerian artist, producer and songwriter Kemuel delves into his highly anticipated sophomore EP, Clouds, which takes listeners on a journey through the ebbs and flows of love, heartbreak and healing.

Revered DJ and electronic artist Ellen Allien discusses her storied career in music so far and the culture that has shaped her artistry.

Acclaimed composer Tony Anderson discusses the art of composition, licensing deals, and the power of Augspurger Monitors. 

Interpol frontman Paul Banks opens up on the making of their seminal album Antics and what the future holds for the future of the band.

Sydnie Christmas, the winner of Britain's Got Talent in 2024, delves into her highly anticipated debut album My Way, which is titled after the track which captivated millions during her semi-final performance on the UK talent show.

Re-recording mixer Riccardo Gruppuso reflects on working with some of the most influential Italian film directors, winning the David di Donatello for Best Sound for Ennio, and his relationship with Genelec studio monitors.