Headliner Radio

Hania Rani reveals her upcoming third solo album, explains why she still writes out all her instrument parts in the age of MIDI, and talks about her very special, first full-band show at Les Invalides, Paris – the resting place of Napoleon.

Tor Maries, aka Billy Nomates, talks artistic misconceptions and how she embraced her fragility and vulnerability to make new album Cacti.

London based singer-songwriter, musician and composer Jackson Milas talks to Headliner about his new single The Bay Fire, and his experience writing the music for Sky Atlantic’s acclaimed series Upright with comedian Tim Minchin.

London-born, Amsterdam-based singer-songwriter Waiting for Smith talks about having an epiphany after a severe accident – that if he could walk again, he’d dedicate his life to music. He delves into new single, Skylight Dawn and explains why he wants to inspire others with his music.

Electronic music duo Crush Effect, made up of Jesse Molloy – best known for playing sax for Panic! At The Disco – and David Veith – who play keys for Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe – talk about their first foray into score composing with new animated series Transformers: EarthSpark.

Grammy nominated mix and mastering engineer and owner of Chartmakers studio in Finland, Svante Forsbäck, talks about his mastering career, the impact immersive audio has had on his job, and mixing the new Rammstein album in Dolby Atmos using Genelec monitors.

L.A-based recording and mixing engineer Claire Morison explains why she took a big risk during lockdown and opened up her own studio, Wild Horizon Sound, and reveals why it means so much to her to have just worked on the first EP she’s fully produced. In the studio, she explains why Focusrite’s Clarett+ OctoPre has transformed her recording process.

L.A.-based singer songwriter Magic Whatever opens up on his alt rock roots, the state of play in the industry for new talent, and the art of collaboration.

British singer-songwriter L.A Salami explains why he grows detached towards his older songs very quickly after releasing them, and delves into the making of his new album, Ottoline.

Anna Pancaldi, a British singer-songwriter based in London, reflects on overcoming debilitating stage fright, having her songs featured in hit US shows like Pretty Little Liars, and the new songs she has coming out soon, which she hopes will exceed the multi-million streams of her song, Brother.