Headliner Radio

Miami-born singer-songwriter Marquise Fair reflects on growing up in a violent ghetto, to participating in American Idol. He explains why the reality TV route is not for him, how he risked it all to make music in Switzerland, and explains how the current climate of division and conflict influenced his brand new release, Better World. He also reveals how his JBL EON ONE Compact Portable PA with Professional-Grade Mixer is a game-changer for a gigging artist.

London-based Zimbabwean pop artist Ananya talks about the transition to living in the UK and delves into her new project, i woke up one night, a captivating trip into the intricate labyrinths of her mind which draws from the raw material of dreams, nightmares and self-discovery.

Singer-songwriter and actor Charles Esten talks about life after Nashville and Outer Banks, and the ins and outs of creating his first independent album, Love Ain’t Pretty, which explores life, love and the passing of time.

Engineer Rupert Coulson reveals how he recorded the score for Alien: Romulus (the highly anticipated seventh instalment in the Alien franchise) at Abbey Road’s Studio One, and why the look of the film and music intentionally hark back to 1979’s Alien and 1986’s Aliens.

Up-and-coming singer songwriter Eddie Boxxer reflects on his debut album It's My Choice, a project that incorporates life experiences, vulnerability, and a holistic worldview into anthems of inspiration and empowerment.

London-based artist Maya Lane delves into her songwriting process and explains the meaning behind her recent single, Bump Into Me, taken from her debut album, Diary Of An Overthinker.

Hailing from the Hampton Roads area of Virginia, country artist Tracielynn is not afraid to make a statement with her music. Here she talks to Headliner about performing live from a young age and some of her recent releases, including country pop/rock hit Broadway Cowboy.

Blending bedroom pop, elements of jazz and classical, and her uniquely tongue in cheek swipes at finding her way in life and relationships, Sansha is a South-London based artist and producer. Having performed at Latitude Festival and two runs of her one-woman show at the Edinburgh Fringe, Sansha chats to Headliner about her recent single releases as she looks to build on the success of her third EP.

UK music icon Craig David speaks to Headliner about his plans to take his TS5 DJ project fully live for the first time, new music, and lasting 25 years in the industry.

Eclectic pop country artist Aria Fenix speaks candidly about her artistry, recent and upcoming projects, and why she originally followed a very different career path outside of music.