Headliner Radio

Grammy-nominated mastering engineer and owner of Infrasonic Mastering, Pete Lyman talks about the part people find hardest to understand about mastering, opening his studios, working on Chris Stapleton’s debut studio album, Traveller, and why he relies on Steinberg’s WaveLab software for all his mastering work.

Montréal-born singer-songwriter Charlotte Cardin delves into the making of her brand new album, 99 Nights, why she wrote a song about Jim Carrey, what it was like to receive a call from him, and shares what her favourite song on the new album is.

Neil Barnes of electronic music duo Leftfield speaks to Headliner about their latest record This Is What We Do, his production process and setup, and the Scorrier House Festival which they’re headlining this weekend in Cornwall.

Owen Clarke of acclaimed London-based synthpop band Hot Chip speaks to Headliner about their new single Fire Of Mercy, featuring Yunè Pinku, their favourite live moments so far this year, and headlining the upcoming Scorrier House Festival in Cornwall over the August Bank Holiday weekend.

Farhad DadyBurjor, who has been working as a recording and mixing engineer since 1989, talks about the Indian recording market and music industry, opening the first Dolby-certified Atmos HT mixing room in the country, shares his strong views on Dolby Atmos music and explains why Genelecs are his go-to studio monitors.

UD CEO Pamela McCormick and new chair Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE talk about the youth music organisation’s continued efforts to support young people from black and underrepresented groups in their pursuit of a career in music.

BBC Radio 6 Music presenter and journalist Stuart Maconie discusses the past, present, and future of Northern Soul, the role it has played in his life, and the station's upcoming Northern Soul All Nighter.

PAD (Pro Audio Design Inc) and Augspurger Monitors president, Dave Malekpour, joins Headliner for an in-depth chat on how the monitors he builds have shaped hip-hop as we know it, studio evolution, working with the likes of Dr Dre and Jay-Z, and more.

London-based Brazilian artist Nonô on how her music incorporates her Brazilian background with hard-hitting beats associated with UK dance music, her Love Island performance and how new single, Domingo is about falling for a gringo.

Johnny Lloyd and Dan White of Tribes tell Headliner about Rabbit Head, their first new album in 10 years, as well as what brought them back together after a decade apart.