Headliner Radio

Multi-platinum musician, singer, songwriter, rapper and record producer Example talks to Headliner about his return to festivals this year, and reveals how his eighth studio album, We May Grow Old But We Never Grow Up, came together from a creative standpoint.

Nashville-based award-winning songwriter, Tori Tullier, reveals why – after spending a decade writing for other artists – she returned to writing her own music, and delves into her debut EP, Baby Steps, which takes the listener on a journey through heartbreak and redemption.

New York native Molly Moore reflects on the strong female artists that inspired her songwriting, how moving to L.A. kickstarted her career as an independent artist, and what inspired her new single, Jameson.

Keane frontman Tom Chaplin speaks to Headliner about the making of his new album Midpoint, entering middle age, self-destruction, and finding a voice outside of the band.

Geoff Shreeves, one of the most respected voices in the world of football, talks the upcoming Legends of Football event in aid of music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins and why the organisation means so much to him.

Sandra Schembri, CEO of music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins, talks to Headliner about the life changing work the organisation does, how it functions and how people can access its services.

Multi-platinum producer-songwriter duo Banx & Ranx discuss the inspirations behind their signature Electronic Caribbean Music (ECM) sound, the creation of their massive summer banger, Fire, and the grassroots Canadian artists breaking through on their record label, 31 East.

Australian indie-dance trio Crooked Colours talk to Headliner about their creative process, some of their recent high-profile musical collaborations, and their plans to play some big live shows later this year.

Ré Olunuga reveals how he scored the newly-released Rise for Disney+, the remarkable true story of three fellow Nigerians – the Antetokounmpos brothers – who overcome a devastating journey from Africa across Europe to America, where they become NBA sensations.

Dave Porter reveals how he composed the score for the final season of Better Call Saul, and reveals how a poignant ending was carefully struck using a callback to the first time Jimmy McGill met Kim Wexler. He reveals how he scored the most memorable scenes from S6, and why he has used Genelec monitors for the entirety of his Breaking Bad journey.