Headliner Radio

During the pandemic, British singer-songwriter Josh Savage had to find a new way to survive as an artist, or find something else to do. Now, he is one of the leading lights and voices in the music NFT space, and is finally being compensated fairly for his art and helping others do so.

UK singer-songwriter Rose Betts opens up about moving to L.A. to further her music career, the inspiration behind her full-length debut album, White Orchids, and going viral with Driving Myself Home.

Singer-songwriter Tenille Townes delves into her new EP, Masquerades, and explains why she’s using it to shine a light on the emotions that most are used to hiding. She also reflects on how a charity initiative she started as a teenager has raised over $2 million.

Travis Harrington talks about his fast rise from studio intern to working with the likes of Drake, Justin Bieber, Michael Jackson and John Legend. He also talks about how his ongoing work with Florida rapper Rod Wave has been the most special part of his career, his use of Waves plugins since 2009 – and why he’s never looked back since.

BBC Radio 2 and 6 Music presenter Craig Charles tells Headliner about his experiences performing at Glastonbury as both a comedian and a DJ, as well as why he loves the "naughty side" of the festival over the mainstream attractions of the main stages.

Legendary songwriter Joan Armatrading talks to Headliner about her incredible career in music and receiving the MPG Award for Outstanding Contribution to UK Music.

BBC Radio 6 Music presenter and former Menswear and The Montrose Avenue drummer, Matt Everitt, speaks to Headliner about Glastonbury's 50th anniversary, his experiences of playing the festival and what a day in the life of a broadcaster at the event looks like.

Martin Audio managing director Dom Harter and Focusrite CEO Tim Carroll discuss the partnership between the two companies and the biggest opportunities and challenges facing the industry.

Recording engineer Chris Taylor exclusively reveals that Liverpool’s Parr Street recording studios (home to the first two Coldplay albums, Paulo Nutini’s debut, and music from The Coral, Rihanna and more) is to re-open at a new location in 2022. He also reflects on his two MPG nominations this year for Breakthrough Producer of the Year and Recording Engineer of the Year.

Canadian artist Magi Merlin speaks to Headliner about her new EP Gone Girl - which blends elements of hip-hop with Motown, house, and drum and bass - as well her approach to songwriting and music production.