Clayton talks to River Rose about her debut single - Always Be There
“Always Be There” speaks to every sleepless night, every hug, every whispered “I’m proud of you,” and every promise to always show up, even from afar. Though born from one mother’s story, it resonates with every parent, at every stage — a timeless reflection on holding on, letting go, and “always being there” through it all.

Clayton chats to Sandy Lousie about her new song with Michele Hetherington - A New Era

Written as an anthem to 50 years of NAIDOC week, “A New Era” advocates for our Indigenous Elders and younger generation to share in our countries Indigenous culture and heritage for generations to come.

Clayton chats to Coral Renee talks her new song - The Devil Wears Cowgirl Boots 

She’s the one they warned you about—Coral Renee is back with the dangerously charming, “The Devil Wears Cowgirl Boots,” a rebellious story of a woman who defies the expectations of her small-town and is labelled ‘the devil’. The song follows as she takes a wide-eyed young girl under her wing, passing down her fire, her freedom, and her old red boots.

Clayton chats to Sara Storer  about teaming up with her niece on  her new song - Worth Your Love 

 Sara’s latest single, ‘Worth Your Love’, features the enchanting voice of her niece, rising talent Sammy Storer. The song, co-written by Sammy and her father Doug Storer, was lovingly crafted as a wedding gift for her sister. Brimming with tender emotion, the track captures the bittersweet emotions of letting go of a beloved sister as she finds new love and begins a new chapter in marriage.

Clayton chats to Phil, from duo Benson Manor about their new song - Dirty Weekend

The song celebrates mates, good times, and sneaky wild weekends away.

“We thought it would be fun for ‘Dirty Weekend’ to have dual meaning – 4-wheel drives playing in the mud and the innuendo of having a “dirty weekend” away with your partner!”

Clayton has a chat to Faith Williams about her new song - Joe 

“Joe” is the sound of someone trying to find hope in the dark, holding on when life doesn't go to plan, and pressing forward even without a clear path. It’s introspective, intimate, and a powerful testament to the healing force of storytelling through song.

Clayton has a chat to Taylor Sheridan about his new song  - Stories 
With ‘Stories’, Taylor Sheridan takes stock of life, about to dive headfirst into a new chapter: a new single, another run with Jimmy Barnes, and his first go at fatherhood. “I wanted a song that reflects where I’m at right now. These are the moments that will make one hell of a story someday.”

Clayton chats to Heath Burdell talks about his new song - Watching Over Me from his brand new album, When Your Walls Come Down.
The latest single lifted from the album, "Watching Over Me" is a beautifully crafted track combining hard-hitting, stirring lyrics with impeccable production and musicianship. The chorus line, “I’m gonna need an angel watching over me,” really encapsulates the essence of the track. This is a songwriter at the top of his game.

Clayton talks to Ben Lee about teaming up with Phantom Planet to  re-release his hit - Catch My Disease.
Here we are 20 years later with an entirely new version of a classic song featuring Phantom Planet, proving that Catch My Disease is a timeless classic.

Clayton chats to Andrew Swift about his  - Get Lost 
A relentless tourer, three-time Golden Guitar winner, and long-time champion of the road less travelled, tattooed troubadour Andrew Swift today shares his latest single ‘Get Lost’ – a love letter to detours, dirt roads and the magic of getting off-grid.