UD CEO Pamela McCormick and new chair Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE talk about the youth music organisation’s continued efforts to support young people from black and underrepresented groups in their pursuit of a career in music.

BBC Radio 6 Music presenter and journalist Stuart Maconie discusses the past, present, and future of Northern Soul, the role it has played in his life, and the station's upcoming Northern Soul All Nighter.

PAD (Pro Audio Design Inc) and Augspurger Monitors president, Dave Malekpour, joins Headliner for an in-depth chat on how the monitors he builds have shaped hip-hop as we know it, studio evolution, working with the likes of Dr Dre and Jay-Z, and more.

London-based Brazilian artist Nonô on how her music incorporates her Brazilian background with hard-hitting beats associated with UK dance music, her Love Island performance and how new single, Domingo is about falling for a gringo.

Johnny Lloyd and Dan White of Tribes tell Headliner about Rabbit Head, their first new album in 10 years, as well as what brought them back together after a decade apart.

North London singer-songwriter Ashaine White on her new EP, Ash, her grunge-soul sound, challenging stereotypes of what black music can be, and being an open book.

Soulful UK singer-songwriter Nina Fine – a new Yamaha Music London Ambassador 2023 – reflects on her music journey, juggling university with the Women in Jazz initiative she co-founded, and shares the meaning behind new single, Little Lies.

Mark Slee, a DJ and producer who is known for unique projects that focus on the intersection of light, immersive sound and technology, talks about his route into spatial audio and what led him to open a Genelec monitoring audio space in Sussex that encourages people to delve into immersive audio in a more exploratory context.

Singer and songwriter Zak Abel talks new album, Love Over Fear, performing at the King's Coronation, and coping with hearing condition Otosclerosis.

UK artist KiD RAiN opens up about life as an independent artist, how he grew his TikTok following to 400k, and reveals the meaning behind new track, Something To Hate, which will feature on his brand new EP.