Headliner Radio

Songwriter, producer, artist and multi-instrumentalist David Lucius King talks to Headliner about working out of London’s iconic Metropolis Studios, his extensive production and songwriting collaboration with Danny O'Donoghue and The Script, and reveals how oeksound plugins help to enhance his creative process in the studio.

Fantastic Beasts star, Alison Sudol, talks about balancing her acting work with her singer-songwriter side, and gets candid about the painful events that led her to write her intimate and raw new record, Still Come The Night.

Grammy-winning producer and engineer Chris Carmouche reflects on meeting Outkast as a young intern and going on to work on Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, and then with Beyoncé, CeeLo Green, Diplo and Tinie Tempah. He explains how Waves plugins have been part of his career ever since he was a young assistant.

The members of L.A.,-based, alternative R&B collective Xella join Headliner for a chat about the band’s chemistry, the genres and artists that have inspired their sound, and their recent QSC TouchMix-30 Pro live sessions performance.

Nashville singer-songwriter Kenny Foster delves into the inspiration behind his second full-length album, Somewhere In Middle America.

British composer, artist and music producer, Michael Baugh talks about his recent composition, Break the Stars, how new technology like Neural DSP’s Quad Cortex is changing the future of music composition and production, and why he relies on Genelec studio monitors for all of his musical endeavours.

Newton Faulkner explains why his current UK tour, which sees him go back to basics, is “strangely terrifying”, why he prefers not to explain the meaning behind his songs, and why he likes to leave gaps in his sets for retro TV theme tunes.

Folk singer-songwriter Mat Hunsley chats to Headliner about his creative process, his big return to music this year, and how his track Friend & Foe came together.

Aspiring singer-songwriter Jade Morgan Kelly landed herself a spot on the River Stage at this year's Isle of Wight festival after winning the festival's Hot Vox competition. She discusses that amazing experience, her musical journey so far, and how she feels she’s developed her artistry since lockdown.

Composer Amelia Warner explains how she went from a professional actress to a fully fledged film composer – with no plans to do so. She reflects on landing a song placement in a John Lewis Christmas advert and composing for Mary Shelley and new period romcom, Mr Malcolm’s List.