Clayton chats to Jason, from duo Frecko about their new song - Front Bench Seat 

 “Front Bench Seat”, captures the thrill of young love and the nostalgia of long, sunburnt summer days. Frecko takes listeners for a ride through memories of sand, music, Chiko Roll’s and cruising in a ’69 Kingswood

Clayton chats to  Katie Jayne about her new song - I Will Survive 
Katie Jayne puts a bold country twist on the iconic “I Will Survive”, turning the disco classic into a gritty, grooving honky-tonk anthem. With driving guitars and her unmistakable vocal swagger, the track closes the debut album with confidence and fire. Familiar yet fearless, it transforms the timeless message of strength into a boots-stomping country moment that shows exactly why fans connect with her.

Clayton chats to  Billie-Jo Porter about her new song - Spring Cleaning
With her signature mix of wit and warmth, Billie-Jo Porter returns with her delightful new single ‘Spring Cleaning’ - a song that turns the simple act of tidying up into a sparkling metaphor for clearing out the cobwebs, literally and emotionally.

Clayton chats with  Castle Hughes about her latest song - Slipping Through My Fingers 
Castle captures the ache of love lost on Slipping Through My Fingers An intimate yet cinematic track that cements her as one of Australia’s most fearless young voices

Clayton chats to  Mitchell Steele about  his upcoming show at Tamworth Country Music Festival 

Mitchell will  be opening for Kasey on Thursday 22nd January at War Memorial Town Hall – Tamworth.  He’s also performing on the Fanzone Stage on Tuesday 20th January at 12.10pm.

Bob, from Bob Corbett & the Roo Grass Band chats about their latest song 
 Surfer Farmer.
“‘Surfer Farmer’ (short for 'Daddy was a surfer, Mama was a farmer') is all about celebrating a life with saltwater in my veins and dirt on my hands. It’s a playful mix of coast and country, waves and paddocks, that reflects who we are as The Roo Grass Band and the music we love to play. We wanted to capture that freedom, joy, and connection to the land and sea in a song that’s fun, heartfelt, and unmistakably Roo Grass.” – Bob Corbett

Clayton talks to  Chris, from Benson Manor talks about their new song - Family Days
While the story eventually touches on loss and remembrance, its heart lies in celebrating the good times — those golden summer days filled with love, noise, and connection. With its blend of humour, honesty, and heart, “Family Days” reminds us to cherish the moments that become lasting memories, and to hold close the people who make them.

Clayton chats to Tori Darke about her new song  - Build Me A Man 

Fusing country grit with pop sheen ‘Build Me A Man’ flips the love song script on its head - a playful yet powerful call to stop settling and start building the love you deserve. Glamorous, cheeky, and unapologetically self-assured, it’s Tori at her most confident and creative, blending classic western flair with a pop sensibility that’s as sharp as her stilettos.

Clayton chats to Josh Setterfield about his new song - Unapologetic 
Josh strikes with a song that's more him than ever before - an empowering track for anyone who is self-made.

Clayton chats to James, from duo Chloe & James  about their new song - Do It All Over Again 

Written while driving trucks in the Hunter Valley open cut coal mines, the song captures the fast-paced rhythm, excitement, and repetition of life on site. Following their debut, “Miles To You”, which reflected the early days of their relationship, this release brings the grit and pulse of their real working lives to the forefront.
 “I finished this song without even picking up a guitar…I had the whole song written in the cab of my truck…” – James Anderssen