Headliner Radio

Undoubtedly one of the greatest movie scoring mixes of the modern era, Alan Meyerson joins Headliner on a call from the 5.1 mix room that he’s built in his home to talk about some of his favourite projects, his philosophy when it comes to crafting film scores, and his love of Leapwing Audio plugins.

With his upcoming project, Pages, Taylor Gang singer SK8 marks his transition into punk rock while remaining true to his “hip-hop head” days, and shares that it’s his best work yet.

Legendary Nirvana, Pixies and PJ Harvey engineer Steve Albini discusses his route into the industry, the major label politics that plagued In Utero, and why his economical approach to recording is now more popular than ever.

Chris Alderton, guitarist from four-piece British rock band, The Amazons, reflects on the band’s formation, how their biggest hit to date, Black Magic, blew up; and explains how his brand new Genelec monitors are helping shape their third album.

The Hoosiers’ frontman, Irwin Sparkes, explains how the band teamed up with social media sensations Woody & Kleiny to release the new Euro 2020 England anthem Route 66, and why proceeds from the track will aid the charity CALM, the Campaign Against Living Miserably.

Four time Grammy award-winning producer and recording engineer, Dave Way; Grammy-nominated recording engineer Steve Genewick; sound designer, Ana Monte; and immersive audio expert, Anastasia Devana, join Headliner to discuss how far the various immersive audio formats have come, how Focusrite fits into their immersive workflow, and to look at 3D audio trends across the music and entertainment industries.

After overcoming the paralysing fear that social media held over his life, Ukrainian singer, songwriter and producer Marineris brings us his indie-pop from the city of Kiev, with the strong message that sometimes, we really ought to put down our phones. We discuss his approach of writing, singing, producing all his music and directing his own videos, and how a young Ukrainian fell so hard for British bands like Oasis and the 1975.

For L.A.-based songwriter and producer, David Pramik, each day at work is never the same. Here he discusses why he doesn’t allow himself to be limited by genre, how receiving multiple Grammy nods has opened up a whole host of opportunities, and the interesting ways in which he uses oeksound plugins throughout his creative process.

Producer and engineer Thomas Mitchener takes us inside Broadfields Studios to talk studio techniques, the challenges of recording a silent vulture, and the Neve gear he can't live without.

We catch up with seven-time Grammy-winning producer and songwriter Paul Epworth on location at his immense North London studio complex, The Church, to chat about life during lockdown, championing new talent, and the art of music production.