Headliner Radio

Grammy award-winning engineer Paul Norris on going from a runner to chief studio engineer at London’s Metropolis Studios, winning a Grammy for work on Rihanna’s Unapologetic album, his road into mixing, and why he relies on Genelec monitors at home and in the studio.

British soul artist Jake Isaac opens up about his musical influences, the meaning behind his self-written, produced and performed single, Start Again (taken from new album For When It Hurts), and explains why he’s proud of where he’s made it to in the music industry.

Film composer Brian McOmber talks about his work on the Phoebe Dynevor-starring Fair Play, which has been picked up for release by Netflix after premiering at the Sundance Film Festival.

Legendary Danish producer Rune Rask discusses his sophomore album Face Yourself and his recent transition from hip-hop to electronic music.

BAFTA winning composer Jason Graves talks about his latest scores The Dark Pictures: The Devil In Me and The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR, his work on a number of top-selling video games including the epic Dead Space trilogy, and the important role that audio plays in VR games.

Australian record producer, songwriter and singer Leah Haywood on breaking into the charts in 2001, singing backing vocals for Celine Dion, to writing and producing chart-toppers for artists including Selena Gomez, Demi Lovato, Nicki Minaj, Katy Perry, Justin Bieber and Blackpink. She reveals why last year saw her fulfil a lifelong dream and why she uses Genelec monitors in her studio.

AVA founder Sarah McBriar tells Headliner why she believes the music and pro AV industries must be working together more closely, and why the mutual benefits for both sectors are greater than ever.

Grammy winning engineer and producer Andrew Scheps on his latest collaboration with Fellow Robot, working with the likes of Johnny Cash, Metallica, and Green Day, and the Waves plugins that are so central to his process.

L.A singer-songwriter and producer Sam MacPherson talks about going viral on TikTok, the inspiration behind cathartic and introspective new single, Stretch, and what fans can expect from his brand new EP, Powerlines. In his home studio, he explains why he relies on JBL 305P MkII powered studio monitors to craft his tracks.

UK R&B/soul artist Tayah delves into her musical influences and explains how her new single, Hotel Suite 31, is about the struggles of growing up and the importance of standing firm in one's beliefs. She also reveals what to expect from her upcoming EP, Still Wonders.