Rising alt-pop artist bodie reflects on his time on season 22 of The Voice, bringing worship music to the mainstream, delves into his debut EP, HAPPY TO BE HERE and how he’s challenging stereotypes as to the way music about faith can sound.
Grammy and Latin Grammy-nominated engineer, songwriter and musical director Carlos Rodgarman on his ‘musician first, engineer second’ approach to his work, working with Michael Bublé, composing and producing music for film and television, and why he relies on Genelec studio monitors.
British producer and DJ Danny J Lewis delves into the making of his brand new album, Night Tales 3 - The Dreams Of Eve , which follows the story of an AI discovering her own emotional capability. He talks about how AI is influencing the music industry, the boundaries between human and machine, and how Steinberg’s Cubase 14 was integral to the making of this record.
Multi-talented songwriter, producer, and musician Catherine Anne Davies, aka The Anchoress, discusses her illustrious career as a collaborator and an artist in the studio and on the stage.
Nashville-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist corook – who calls themself a leader of a frog-hat wearing queer cult – shares an important life update and talks about going viral with if i were a fish , (a song penned in 10 minutes as a spontaneous response to internet hate), and their brand new song, crumbs , taken from corook’s eagerly anticipated debut album, committed to a bit .
With a sound evoking the era of John Hughes films, L.A.-based singer-songwriter Jessy Fury’s music transports listeners to a nostalgic realm as he combines modern and retro rock ‘n’ roll sensibilities. He delves into his musical influences, his latest anthem, Runaway and explains why he wants people to either not be able to get enough of his music, or absolutely hate it.
In this 100th episode of the Mix Room with Genelec, Grammy-winning engineer George Massenburg reflects on how he became fascinated with audio via classical music, working with legendary names like Earth Wind and Fire, Toto, and Herbie Hancock, and how Genelec fits into his story.
Songwriter and producer Alice Ivy discusses the making of her highly-anticipated new album Do What Makes You Happy , as well as her approach to studio collaboration.
Award winning composer and music producer Kurt Oldman explains what attracts him to scoring music that scares, how he switches up his approach for reality TV, and shares an insight into the Steinberg technology that makes his workflow so refined.
Arkansas-based alt pop duo, joan reflect on how they met, what inspired their most recent singles, eyes and heartbodymindsoul , and reveal how their music – which is streamed by millions – is all made in their home studio.
DITZ singer C.A. Francis and guitarist Jack Looker discuss the making of their new album Never Exhale and the challenges the band was forced to overcome during its production process.
Composer, piano prodigy, producer, analogue gear fanatic and musical polymath Nils Frahm chats with Headliner about Paris, his new live album of symphonic proportions, recorded in one night at the Philharmonie de Paris.
Tobias Wilner of Blue Foundation tells Headliner about the new live release of Eyes On Fire , which proved a huge smash on the Twilight movie soundtrack, as well as songwriting and what the future holds.
London-based experimental producer, composer and multi-instrumentalist Lara Jones talks about her new EP, Divided , which explores the duality of daily life – both personal, as a queer musician and parent, and political, in our current climate.
Kurdish singer-songwriter NOURI reflects on her journey from being born in a Syrian refugee camp to becoming a rising star in the global music scene thanks to her hit worship song, Change In Your Name .
Rising star Oliver Keane talks new EP Motion Sickness , the art of songwriting, and the challenges facing new artists today.
Multi-talented artist JANN takes us inside his unique brand of contemporary pop, discusses his new album, and opens up on his career in music so far.
Art pop brother duo Faux Real discuss the making of their debut album Faux Ever and the eclectic experiences and influences that have shaped it.
for KING + COUNTRY delve into the duo’s new holiday album, A Drummer Boy Christmas (LIVE) , and the A Drummer Boy Christmas 2024 Tour Experience, which will see the duo perform in London for the very first time.
ScreenCraft Works’ co-founders Elizabeth McIntyre and Rebecca del Tufo provide an insight into the not-for-profit organisation, which supports the international career development of under-represented production and post-production people working in film and TV.
Genre-queer, Derry-based therapy-rock band TRAMP chat about their tongue-in-cheek song and accompanying video, The Birds (Lowered Suspension) – the first single from their debut EP, BIMBOFICATION .
L.A.-based composer, songwriter, arranger, producer and multi-instrumentalist Jherek Bischoff delves into his score for Exhibiting Forgiveness , the directorial debut of Titus Kaphar, and explains why the felt piano was an unusual instrument choice for him.
Louisa Roach, aka She Drew The Gun, discusses the making of her new album Howl and the tumultuous circumstances that framed its production.
Oscar winning director Morgan Neville talks to Headliner about the making of the new Pharrell Williams' LEGO animation biopic Piece By Piece.
Sound engineer Darío Peñaloza, a two time Latin Grammy award winner who now teaches across most of the professional audio schools in Mexico, reflects on his career so far, the changes in the recording industry, and his Grammy award winning work.
Immersive electronic artist Halina Rice discusses the making of her new album EVOLVE and how she is bringing spatial audio to her live performances.
Award-winning producer and songwriter Piers Aggett discusses the production process behind Rudimental's unique sound and the role of AMS Neve in shaping their sonic identity.
Ethan Proctor of indie folk band Bottlemoth provides an insight into the band’s home studio, aka the Cobweb, and delves into the meaning behind recent single, Landslides (people change) , taken from their debut album, Even Us Ghosts .
Anglo-French electronica artist Julia-Sophie reflects on the demise of her band Little Fish, who supported the likes of Hole and Juliette Lewis, making minimal electronic songs with soft-spoken vocals, and her debut album, Forgive Too Slow .
Roisin O’Hagan, a singer-songwriter from Essex, UK, reflects on writing, performing and releasing music since she was 12 years old. Following her 2022 EP, Dreamstate , which was a Nashville-recorded country/pop EP, the singer talks about entering a new chapter with recent single, Midnight Indigo .
