Headliner Radio

Dublin alt-pop band Soda Blonde reflect on the band’s highs and lows, how they have taken every hurdle in their stride, and talk about the theme of malfunction explored in the music video for their latest single Bad Machine – the first from their new Dream Big album.

Dr. Sean Olive, Senior Fellow, Acoustic Research for Harman International, explains how the Harman Reference Curve came to be and why it matters, as well as looking at industry trends and sharing his advice for the industry.

Metric's Emily Haines discusses the band's new album Formentera II and reflects on 20 years making music.

LA-based artist Molly Burch talks new album Daydreamer and navigating today's ever-complex music industry as an artist.

Andy Bensley, regional business development manager at Genelec, explains the different elements that make up the UNIO Audio Monitoring Platform, which brings together all the benefits of Genelec Smart Active Monitors, GLM 5.0 calibration software and Aural ID 2.0 technology to create seamless integration between professional in-room loudspeaker and headphone monitoring services.

Jack and Henry of Wild Horse, an Indie Pop Band from East Sussex in the UK, discuss their musical journey so far, band chemistry, and some of their recent projects.

Jazzie B – DJ, music producer and founder of soul music collective, Soul II Soul – speaks to Headliner about how he makes his music and the soundsystem culture that established Soul II Soul as a household name in the late ‘80s.

L.A-based artist M. Maggie joins Headliner for a chat about her musical origins, creative process, and her recently released single Oh Nah Nah.

Legendary singer and songwriter Midge Ure reflects on his incredible career to date and talks about his upcoming Royal Albert Hall show to celebrate his 70th birthday.

Manchester-based alt pop singer-songwriter Nxdia talks to Headliner about her recently released EP In The Flesh, and how she caught the creative bug from a young age growing up in Cairo.