Headliner Radio

In the latest OLLO Chat podcast, OLLO founder Rok Gulič talks to engineer, Adam Moseley (U2, Roxette, Rush), and his former student, Lawrence Biancardi – who is now a pro mastering engineer based in the UK – about the role of educators in the music industry.

L.A.-based Australian singer-songwriter, Ben Abraham, reveals what fans can expect from his forthcoming album, Friendly Fire, and the story behind his heavy-hearted single, War In Your Arms.

Glasgow alt-pop band, TEOSE talk about their formation and sound – which blends New Wave, Dream Pop and Grunge – new music, and self-releasing a series of DIY recordings during lockdown.

FOH engineer and all round live sound specialist Simon Honywill discusses the return of live events, why the mental wellbeing of audio professionals needs to be treated with greater care, and how his long-standing relationship with Martin Audio has saved him throughout the pandemic. 

Drum and bass icon, DJ, record producer and musician Danny Byrd discusses his new record deal with the Ministry of Sound, reflects on the success of his debut album, Supersized and his huge hit, Ill Behaviour, and as the first person in the UK to install Genelec’s original 8351A monitors, he explains why he has stuck with the brand over the years.

The National’s Dessner brothers worked with Taylor Swift last year on her Folklore and Evermore records, and we now see them scoring a major new movie, Cyrano. We talk to Bryce Dessner about working on this huge production that stars Peter Dinklage and Haley Bennett, and the news that the film’s soundtrack will also feature the latest single from The National.

DJ Jedah, who previously DJ’d for Lethal Bizzle's grime collective, Fire Camp reflects on the early days of grime in London in the early 2000s, how its changed over the years, the stigma around grime artists talking openly about mental health, and the role of women in the grime scene.

Moscow-based mix and mastering engineer, producer and sound designer Maxim Komov reveals how the Russian studio and recording industry has evolved in recent years, his approach to music production, and how he uses oeksound’s soothe and spiff plugins throughout his process.

Charles and Dave from garage-rock supergroup The Surfing Magazines open up about their single Sports Bar, and new album Badgers of Wymeswold, which takes influence from the likes of Bob Dylan, The Velvet Underground and '60s surf music

Jamie Telford of My Glass World talks about the band’s new album, Still Life With Machine Gun, finding song inspiration from unlikely places, and creating a bigger sound for the new record.