Grammy winning engineer and producer Andrew Scheps on his latest collaboration with Fellow Robot, working with the likes of Johnny Cash, Metallica, and Green Day, and the Waves plugins that are so central to his process.

L.A singer-songwriter and producer Sam MacPherson talks about going viral on TikTok, the inspiration behind cathartic and introspective new single, Stretch, and what fans can expect from his brand new EP, Powerlines. In his home studio, he explains why he relies on JBL 305P MkII powered studio monitors to craft his tracks.

UK R&B/soul artist Tayah delves into her musical influences and explains how her new single, Hotel Suite 31, is about the struggles of growing up and the importance of standing firm in one's beliefs. She also reveals what to expect from her upcoming EP, Still Wonders.

Brighton-born and London-based singer songwriter Veiga Sanchez, aka Salt Ashes, discusses her newly released single Heart Attack, her reaction to featuring on Elton John’s Rocket Hour radio show, and her upcoming plans to play live this year.

Producer and songwriter Dominic Owen, who has worked with ‘90s hip-hop legends like The Notorious B.I.G., Rakim, and Busta Rhymes, talks to Headliner about his new project Short Wave Craft and new track I Need You Tonight, which came out at the end of January.

Ryan Hennessy, lead singer of Irish band Picture This, reflects on how the band formed and explains how they got to where they are today – amassing nearly 400 million total streams and selling out stadiums. He explains what drove him to get into music and reveals the meaning behind new songs, Get on My Love and Song To Myself.

Noé Solange talks about creating her new single, Bloom, and how she moves between seeking balance in life but then going into tunnel-vision mode when creating. She also tells Headliner about her home studio in East London, and which bits of gear she uses to perform live.

DJ, producer and songwriter Charlie Duncker, better known as ACRAZE, reflects on the viral success of his 2021 hit Do It To It, his creative process when it comes to production, and his latest single Take Me Away, which samples Natasha Bedingfield’s pop banger Pocketful of Sunshine.

Once a backing singer for Adele, Moncrieff talks to Headliner about his journey from a small town in Ireland to pursuing music in London, overcoming personal tragedy and his new single, What Am I Here For?.

London-based musician, producer, artist and DJ, Sharifa explains how being raised in a closed-minded town in the East Midlands led him to pursue a path into the music industry, the meaning behind the dark lyrics in new single, TOO MUCH, and how he’s making being an unsigned artist work for him.