Clayton chats to Michael Carpenter about his new song, featuring Angus Gill - All In (or Nothing at All)

All In (Or Not At All) is a song of defiance from two men at very different points in their careers. Carpenter has been producing records for over 30 years and releasing records under his own steam for 25 years. Gill is in his mid 20’s, but has been releasing records for over 10 years. Gill, a Golden Guitar winner, and Carpenter, a 9-time nominee, bonded over their lifelong commitment to their creativity.
 
Carpenter says, “The conversation during our writing session kept on circling back to the point that both of our lives were defined by music. And that there’s no ‘consolation prize’. We’re both indeed ‘all in’.”

Clayton chats to Jade Gibson  about her new song - Down The Road 

Gaining a strong following from appearing on rodeo and B&S stages throughout regional towns, she has created a buzz around her from being a high energetic performer with a down-to-earth feel to her catchy, upbeat original works.

Clayton talks to Robbie Mortimer about his new song -  Blow The Speakers 

Robbie’s new single ‘Blow The Speakers’ is a high energy country anthem that follows the dreams of a country kid - from his first guitar to his first car to hitting the back roads with the radio pumping as he searches for the soundtrack to his life. “It’s about how a song can instantly transport us back to a moment in time” remarks Robbie.

Clayton chats to Jock, from Route 33 about their new song - One Thing Right

One Thing Right, is about the “other half” in your world making you a better person. It’s a reflection of the ups and downs in life, that no one is perfect and shares a realisation that life may not always go as planned, but if you have the right person by your side, together you can overcome anything. Even if we make mistakes, they’re always there for us.

Clayton chats to Chloe Styler  about her new song - Time Bomb

“Every lyric is true to the timeline of my past relationship; starting with our first date ‘mini golf on the coast, pizza, picnic, moving slow’, to dates we shared ‘Pisces, Leo, weekend hikes’, then of course to how we ended ‘we were a time bomb, you and me, just a love turned into smithereens’.”

Clayton talks to Tori Darke about her new song  - The Simplest Things 

Tori wanted to write a song about all the quirky and simple things in life that made her, and her husband fall in love.  This song explores the narrative that the small things in life like drinking coffee together mean more than anything extravagant ever could.

Clayton talks to Gayle O'Neil about  her new song - It's Called Living

As O’Neil says, “Sometimes you just have to step back and appreciate how great life can be and remember to celebrate it as much as you can!”

Clayton chats to Katie & Shayne, from Scarlet's Way about their new song  - On The Pedal 

With electrifying instrumentation, thumping drums, and powerhouse vocals, this song is a breath of fresh air, a wild ride encouraging listeners to break free from the mundane and hit the open road. ‘On the Pedal’ captures the exhilarating feeling of leaving it all behind

Clayton talks to Olive Mae about her new song - Wait & See 
Wait & See was written by Olive Mae when she was at a crossroads in life, not knowing which way to turn. It's  a bright and positive track full of hope

Clayton talks to David, from  Two Tone Pony about their new song - Caroline 

“I hear the sound of the steam whistle,” sings David’s storied vocal in the opening line. The idea for ‘Caroline’ began when David became fascinated with the paddle steamers that serviced the wool trade on the Murray Darling River. “I was taken by the fact that it was quite dangerous - the boats could become stranded in a tributary if the water level dropped and could be stuck for months before rains came and flooded the rivers again.”