Headliner Radio

Formed in Nashville, country band King Calaway have followed up their debut project Rivers with their 16-track album, Tennessee’s Waiting. The band talk about making the album and how it showcases their personal and creative evolution.

Multi-Grammy nominated producer (and composer and director at Karma Studios in Thailand), Chris Craker reflects on producing the soundtrack for Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar with Hans Zimmer, working on scores including John Williams’ Return of the Jedi and The Phantom Menace, welcoming The Libertines to Karma Studios, what led him to create a luxury residential recording studio complex in South East Asia, and why he uses Genelec monitors throughout.

Wisconsin-based R&B pop artist RAYVEN chats to Headliner about her recent musical endeavours and her gospel, jazz and musical theatre background that has influenced her songwriting.

Danny Angotti, founder and executive producer at Atomic Productions, and Johnny Small, Atomic Productions’ sound designer, motion graphics editor, and the primary audio engineer for the facility’s new Dolby Atmos audio suite talk about the company’s evolution since the ‘90s, share their favourite-ever projects, dream clients and explain why they chose a Genelec monitoring array for their new immersive room.

Three-time Grammy and seven-time BRIT Award nominee Leona Lewis reflects on her favourite X Factor performance, shares her thoughts on AI vocals, the way her 2013 song, One More Sleep has become a new Christmas classic, and reveals what to expect from her upcoming Christmas, With Love UK tour.

OMD (Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark) singer and bassist Andy McCluskey talks new album Bauhaus Staircase and why this might be the end of the road for the electro pop pioneers.

Toronto-born hip-hop and pop punk artist Trip Rexx chats to Headliner about new music and going viral with his bouncy trap track Me & My Bimmer.

The Wild Things’ story is almost a fairytale - singer Sydney Rae White and guitarist Rob Kendrick met while on tour with The Who musical Quadrophenia, after which they would not only get married but form the band. Sydney opens up about performing at Madison Square Garden and the Royal Albert Hall, the band’s recent singles, and their upcoming album.

Mariana Lopez, professor in sound production and post production at the Department of Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media at the University of York talks about developing an alternative to standard audio description that incorporates sound effects, the spatialisation of dialogue and sounding objects and first-person narration, and shares how Genelec monitors have played a key part in some of her more unusual projects.

Aino Jawo and Caroline Hjelt have released their hugely anticipated second album, Club Romantech. The dance-pop duo talk about meeting in Stockholm, how their single, I Love It, ft. Charli XCX completely changed their lives, and the experience of recording the new record while they were both pregnant.