Today on Breakfast, I was joined by my good friend and all around creative wizard Harry Jay Robinson, who stopped by as part of Far Caspian’s UK and European tour. We discussed going straight from Uni into being a full time music professional, it’s benefits and it’s difficulties.

This morning, my good friend Oli from Foundry joined me on breakfast for a bit of catch up. We discussed his journey in music, primarily through moving to Brighton and getting fully involved with the musical community, as well as in depth discussion about baked beans.

As the front runners of independent studios within the UK, Pirate Studios have finally launched in Brighton. We had a chat with them regarding what the Brighton building holds in store, the cities reaction and what we have to look forward to!

It was an absolute pleasure to sit down on the phone with both Fish & Sherry S this morning, who ran through the details of their brand new residency at the legendary Fabric, including upcoming line ups and more.

This morning on Breakfast I was joined by the wonderful Sarah Zad, a vocalist and event organizer who headed down to Brighton to discuss her latest project. We spoke about the Women In Bass event and the importance of cultural understanding.

Fresh from what is being described as an MVP performance at Outlook, Razor stopped by on Breakfast to discuss the festival itself, along with the importance of standing out from the crowd in your promotional tactics. .

This morning I was joined by videographer and photographer TiaTalks, who joins us fresh from Outlook. We sat down for a chat about her involvement in the grime scene, female representation within the culture, the craziest moments of the festival and more!

This morning, Trickstar heavyweight and fellow Marvel fantastic Marauder joined us for a chat. We discussed Marvel, music and more

This morning we sat down with Millie Wood-Downie, who joined us to talk her through her upcoming theater company and her involvement in the Brighton Festival

This morning we were joined by a good friend of mine: Purge, founder of the ever prominent 3000 Network. We sat down to talk about building the brand, the evolution of the release structure and more.