Clayton chats to Billie-Jo Porter  about her new song - Look To The Good Things as well as the up coming Deni Ute Muster
 “Look to the Good Things,” perfectly captures what she’s all about. It’s upbeat, warm, and encouraging — a reminder that even when life feels heavy, there’s always something worth smiling about. It’s classic Billie-Jo: heartfelt but hopeful, honest but uplifting.

Clayton chats to Chris, from rock duo Benson Manor, about their new song - Walk You Home
“Walk You Home” is a nostalgic snapshot of young love after dark, filled with stolen moments and moonlit promises. With tender storytelling, an easy country-rooted groove, and a killer guitar lick, it celebrates late-night kisses, whispered plans, and the innocence of knowing the night belongs to you. It’s a warm, heartfelt reminder of first love, small towns and unforgettable moments.

Clayton chats to Darren Gillis about his new song  - Dead End Road
Lyrically, Dead End Road reflects the moment clarity arrives after heartbreak. Lines about being stripped to the wire and finally drawing the line capture the turning point between holding on and moving forward—an emotional crossroads delivered with Gillis’ signature sincerity.

Clayton chats to Shane Nicholson about new song, Harvest On Vinyl and upcomning "For the Sake of the Song Tour

Introducing “For the Sake of the Song”. This rare event brings together three of Australia’s most respected and influential singer-songwriters - Sara Storer, Shane Howard and Shane Nicholson - who will join forces in an extraordinary live collaboration, celebrating the craft, power and legacy of Australian songwriting. Three distinct voices whose songs have shaped the nation’s cultural landscape.

Clayton talks to Jasmine Sparkes  about her new song - Knock On Wood

Jasmine brings fresh energy to a timeless song with her new version of “Knock on Wood”, originally written by Eddie Floyd and Steve Cropper. Reimagined with a country vibe, the track blends the soul of the original with Jasmine’s signature charms.

Clayton chats to Faith Williams about her new song - If I Had A Daughter 

“I wrote ‘If I Had A Daughter’ a little while after having my son, after going through some pregnancy troubles the second time around. At the time I was imagining, if I ever had a daughter, how I’d guide her and the kind of strength and wisdom I’d hope to pass on to her…long before I thought I’d actually become a mum to one. Now life has come full circle, and after welcoming my little girl, it felt like the right time to share this song with the world.” – Faith Williams

Clayton chats with 16 year old multi-instramentalist Jake Murdoch  about his new song  - Next
Next captures the push-pull of young love, missteps and second chances: the tension between walking away and running back, between self-protection and fearless feeling. That emotional honesty, paired with buoyant production, gives the track its undeniable lift.

Clayton chats to Voh about her new song - Bring On The Night 
"Writing this song I thought of the lush and romantic, dreamy deserts and the smell of tropical air, love that burns so strong and wide it feels like a shimmering expansive ocean. The celebration of hearts beating in time as they dance the sun down."

Clayton talks to Darren Coggan about his new song - Always Believe In Love 
“Always Believe in Love is a gentle mantra for celebrating life and finding meaning in every season. With a heartfelt belief that we are all connected, the message remains the same: love is the answer.”

Clayton chats to Hayley Jensen about her new song  - Burn It Down
“‘BURN IT DOWN’ is about taking everything that tried to hold you back and turning it into rocket fuel! It’s about the moment you stop playing small, stop holding back, stop asking for permission, and choose to rise up in your own power. I want it to be an anthem of fearless resilience - giving everyone who hears it the feeling that they are unstoppable!” says Jensen