Clayton chats to  Mak, from sibling duo Mak & Shar about their new song - Best Thing
“Best Thing was written about that special someone in your life” older brother Shardyn explains. “It’s nice to look back and remember all the amazing moments in a relationship. Little things that pop into your head that you forget about and suddenly remember.”

Clayton chats to Hayley Marsden about her new song Getting Better 
 I wrote it for me as a satirical version of how I think about my mental health. I thought it was a huge underdog when I submitted it so getting a QMA nomination is a really lovely pat on the back from the industry! I'm really proud to write my version of country music and to have it recognised in this category!”

Clayton chats to Jeremy Turner about his new song  Must've Been Drunk

‘Must’ve Been Drunk’ pays a tongue-in-cheek homage to a great night out and let’s face it – who hasn’t enjoyed the occasional unforgettable bender?

Clayton talks to Matt Ward about his new song - Come Home Safe
With its searing tempo and fast-paced, hip-hop like vocal delivery, ‘Come Home Safe’ evolves on Ward’s rough and tumble Americana sound. Between its blistering guitar solos Ward reveals a cautionary tale. “Come Home Safe is about the dangers of forever searching for happiness, without realising it is right in front of you,”

Clayton chats to Taylor Sheridan about his new song  - Hometown Love
Hometown Love, co-written with Jason Resch, emerges as a heartfelt tribute to the simplicity and beauty of growing up in a small town. The track resonates with anyone who holds dear the memories of their own hometown, making it a universal anthem of gratitude and reflection.

Clayton chats to Brooke Schubert about her new song - Baby Blue Lies 

Solidifying her status as one of the most formidable voices in country music, Baby Blue Lies is a fearless fusion of rock and country, and is testament to Brooke’s bold musical vision. With a penchant for moody, seductive stadium rock, she fearlessly explores the depths of her favourite genres in this electrifying track.

Clayton talks to  Kylie Gale her new song - Nobody Knows Me Like You 
Taking us on a journey through the ebbs and flows of love and how the right love just makes sense, Nobody Knows Me Like You is more than just a song, it’s an invitation to embrace the joy and nostalgia of love.

Clayton chats to Jacob Vincent  about his new song  - What Would I Say
Inspired by the infamous WWI conflict at Gallipoli, Jacob paints himself in the boots of a digger bound for war-torn shores on April 25, 1915 – the day we now commemorate as ANZAC Day. “Not old enough to vote, but I’m old enough to kill,” he expresses in the song’s provocative chorus.

Clayton talks to Kayla Krystin about her new song  - I Get Up & Run 

it’s a journey into the essence of liberation, crafted by Kayla Krystin’s masterful blend of poignant lyrics and captivating rhythms. It’s an invitation to embrace the wild, uncharted territories of life with zeal and fervour.

Clayton chats to Katie Brooke about her new song - Can't Fake That
On one hand her lyrics criticize country music’s sudden and widespread assimilation into pop culture; boots, hats, rodeo – all of which Katie references in the timely track. Yet it also serves as a celebration of the genre’s roots, praising its trailblazers and heroes. “Yeah, you can wear the hat, but you can’t fake that.”