Clayton chats to Angel xo about her new song - Cross The Line

ANGEL says, “it is about young love, the pain and the thrill and eventually having enough of that drama, so you develop boundaries to stop the endless cycle of being stepped on. This is exactly what I was going through when writing this song. The highs and lows of love can make you blind to what you truly deserve.”

Clayton chats to  Zac, from Zac Cross band chats about their new song - If You Have To Know 
“The intention of If You Have To Know is to capture the moment when you realise that this person could be the start of the rest of your life and that you want more than a kiss goodnight, you want a kiss good morning.”

Clayton chats to Abbie Ferris  about her new song - Shut Up & Kiss Me

The first taste of an upcoming Nashville-penned EP, her songwriting is fuelled by a tumultuous period of rebirth and reinvention for the country girl determined to make her mark on the world.

Clayton talks to Travis Collins about his new song - Don't Get Me Started 

As Travis describes the track, “It’s a phrase we’ve all heard, and often say. It’s a lighthearted warning to somebody not to tease or tempt you with something they already know you’re serious about pursuing all the way, or not at all. It could be an opportunity, a forbidden road-trip, a potential relationship or even just a passionate stance on a point of view. We’ve all got something like that in our lives, when it hits the conversation table, we say ‘Don’t Get Me Started’.

Clayton chats to  Karli June about her new song  - Still Make Cowgirls

“Still Make Cowgirls" is about unapologetically being a woman who is proud of her country roots. Even if you're not from the country, this song is for you too - it's about being a woman who has heart, substance, and passion - which is really what a cowgirl is. Saddle up!!!" says Karli.

Clayton chats to Jack, from father and son due Frecko - talks about their new song Bury Me Deep

Originally sparked by Jason's observations of social anguish in regional NSW during the 2017-2018 drought, Bury Me Deep, has since evolved into a broader reflection of the universal struggles of society today.

Clayton talks to Chloe Styler about her new song - Read A Room

“While I was in the process of being ghosted, I found myself saying the same thing to my friends... something along the lines of “this guy is so lucky that I know how to read a room”. Although it hurt at the time I’ve come to realise that he did me a favour in the long run!”

Clayton chats to  Brittany Maggs  about her new song - White Boots

"White Boots" is more than just a catchy tune; it’s a stand against the theory that what you wear defines if you are country or not. “It should never matter what colour my shoes are or if my hat is dirty or clean, none of this defines how country I am. If you think that what you wear defines country then you aren’t listening to the music well enough” says Brittany, she wants to make it known that she will wear her White Boots everywhere and will not stand for anyone who thinks it is a trend to make fun of women wearing them.

Clayton chats to Sandee Facy about her new song  - Next Heartbeat

Delving into the depths of history, the song finds its roots in the love letters of Sandee's father – a World War II airman stationed in San Antonio, Texas. Writing to her mother every single day, he shared tales of his daily life, the challenges of war, and the yearning for his beloved. Each letter was signed with a promise – "Your next heartbeat is me."

Clayton talks to  Katie Jayne about her new song - Too Big For Your Boots 

“I had the most fun writing this song. The story lived rent free in my head for months before coming to life in the studio with Jared Adlam. It’s a tale of smalltown romance gone awry, and a reminder to never mess with a country girl,” Katie says.