Clayton chats to Marcus Turk about his new single - No Brakes Pedal Flat 

While it beats with the heart of a truck-driving anthem, its message is universal — a song for anyone powering through life at full speed. With its raw energy and unapologetic drive, it stands as the album’s most hard-hitting, adrenaline-charged track.

Clayton has a chat with Josh Stumpf about his new song  - Nobody Roads 

“This song really hits home for me,” shares Stumpf. “I’ve definitely taken myself out to a dirt road in the middle of nowhere to clear my head and work through things. It’s a place where no one can find you; you can kick up some dust, blow off steam, and just breathe without judgment or causing any trouble. Those dirt road drives in my truck have always been such a therapeutic escape, and being able to capture that feeling in a song is really special.”

Clayton chats to Tom Mac about his new song  - Nomadic 

“I stumbled on a laid-back acoustic riff from a Byron Bay folk artist’s Instagram reel and was instantly drawn to it. With his blessing, I reimagined it as an upbeat country track.”
Telling the story of hitting the open road and embracing everything the Australian outdoors has to offer, ‘Nomadic’

Clayton talks to Jock, from duo  Route33 about their new song - Best Of Me

Built around the idea that one half isn’t complete without the other, the verses reflect on life’s moments that fall short when shared alone, while the chorus bursts with energy — dancing in the rain, driving fast, and living life wide open.

Clayton talks to  Bob, from  Bob Corbett & the Roo Grass Band chat about their new song - Disclaimers

“Disclaimers” celebrates the messy, hilarious, and utterly human moments in love - stumbles, mix-ups, and laughter included - while wrapped in the sounds that make Roo Grass what it is. It’s a reminder that love doesn’t have to be perfect to be unforgettable.

Clayton chats to Brad Millers about his new song  - Nowhereville

“I always think of where I’d rather be…out in the middle of nowhere – or “Nowhereville” – as we call it. Hanging out with my friends boating, camping, playing guitars around the campfire. That’s my favourite thing.” – Brad Millers

Clayton talks to John Stokes about his new song - Crumbling Down

“It’s about what it once was, where it’s at now, and where to from here,” says John. “Towns bypassed with highway development, droughts, floods, financial costs of living and the desperation! At times you are a part of it and the fall out.”

Clayton has a chat to Jason from father/son duo Frecko about their new song Concrete Cowboy.

“Concrete Cowboy”. It’s about selling your ute and moving to the big smoke, only to find you're not the only cowboy in town...
  “Concrete Cowboy” follows Jack and Jason Freckelton in a dramatised ‘day in the life’ of an inner city cowboy.

Clayton talks to  Gareth Leach talks about new song  - Reasons 
Gareth and the band deliver a fresh take on the John Farnham classic.
 Known for his honest and intimately personal songwriting, Gareth began performing “Reasons” inspired by its bright, optimistic message during a time of concern for Farnham’s health.
 “This is a song that we have been playing live and is a crowd favourite, so it only feels right to release it for our fans.

Clayton has a chat with  Saralyn about her rendition of 'If Tomorrow Never Comes'

 Saralyn’s heartfelt new recording brings a woman’s perspective - and the wisdom of a devoted mum - to a classic message about love, legacy, and living without regret. “Singing it as a mum of two beautiful girls, the lyrics hold an even deeper meaning. It’s tender, honest, and all about making sure the people who matter most truly know how you feel. Recording my version felt so natural, like revisiting a part of my story.”