Clayton talks to Loren Ryan about her new song - Suddenly, and playing at the Deni Ute Muster.

Loren is making a profound effect on the industry by combining her love of music and her traditional language. Writing original songs and translating well-known Australian songs into her native tongue.

Clayton speaks to Jock, from Route33 about their new song - One Big Song

While penning the song, the lads were thinking about the very best times in life…the experiences they had shared and the times still to come, feeling that all too often, people are focused on the negatives and how quickly life can pass by, rather than living in the moment and cherishing the good times.
“Sing it loud and enjoy the moment!” – Route 33

Clayton chats to Candace, from The Hello Darlins about their new song - Don't You Fall

“I wrote Don't You Fall after a dream,” says Candace. “I was watching someone have a conversation with an old tree and they were both saying the same thing to each another - ‘Hold on, friend. You’ve seen so much, but don’t resign - because there is still so much more.’”

Clayton speaks to country duo, Mitch and Tom from Seaforth, about their new song - Get The Girl

“Get The Girl’ blends country, pop and ‘80’s elements. It was born from personal experiences with a twist on love. . "We’ve never wanted to fit a mould, our goal has always been to create the best music possible, as we believe that’s what matters most to people.”

Clayton chats to Hudson Rose about her new song - Rules Of Breaking Up

"Rules of Breaking Up" is a true testament to Hudson’s ability to craft music that resonates with her listeners. Already early into her social media campaign, her insightful lyrics and relatable storytelling transported fans to a place where they find solace and strength in the aftermath of heartbreak.

Clayton chats to Glen from Kaylens Rain about their new song One Song Brings You Back

‘One Song Brings You Back’ celebrates the nostalgia gifted in music. Like the lyrical sentiment, the track too feels instantly timeless. Originally pitched to the band in 2018 by Nashville based writers, Brett Rutledge and Jessica Campbell Waterman, the recording has been a long time coming.

Clayton chats with Andrew Swift about his upcoming performance at the Deni Ute Muster

Described as “... an Australian songwriting heavyweight - with a powerfully evocative voice to match” by Country Update,
Swift is undoubtedly a force to reckoned with. Both a wayward vagabond and a sweetheart, his songs brood on gutwrenching
heartache and revel in limitless joy. He’s a master performer and one hell of a guy.

Clayton chats to Rachael Coltrona about her new song - Complicated

As Rachael says about her new release, ‘The background to the story of the song is about realising and maintaining control of your emotions before completely falling for another person who is toxic.’ This process of tangling with one’s emotions will no doubt resonate with many.

Clayton chats to Mitch King about his new song - Big Bright Moon

“Big Bright Moon was a really fun song to write and record. I think it's quite different to anything I’ve written before,” says King. “I’ve based the song around an Egyptian/Middle Eastern scale with an uncommon time signature, which made the songwriting process both challenging and exciting. Big Bright Moon reminds us how the moon can push and pull on people’s emotions like the ocean tides, and how it can make you feel wired.”

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

‘Stormy Weather’ rolls in with melancholy solo guitar, like a grey fog set to rain down when the band kicks in. Yet, within the tempest lies a heartfelt tale of enduring love. “I wrote this song for my wife Jane,” admits frontman and romeo, David Kirkpatrick. “I think every songwriter should write at least one love song for his wife!”