Not satisfied with what the How To Write A Tune boys are giving you?? Desperate for more? Well have no fear we have you covered. After our episode with Millie Manders, you guys sent us a bunch of messages begging and pleading for more of an explanation on social media and how to use it. Well dont worry kids we have you covered! Millie sat down with us and put together a series based around marketing yourself and your music. The first in the series is Branding - enjoy. Keep those ears peeled for more H2WAT:Extra episodes coming soon!!! Check out Millie at: www.MillieManders.co.uk

This week Jay and Tony sit down with Markie and Jack from Sanchez vs Fighter Pilot. This was actually the first How To Write A Tune ever recorded so you can hear us figure out exactly what we are doing on the fly, as it happens! For all your Sanchez vs Fighter Pilot info check them out on: Twitter: @svfp Facebook: Sanchez Vs Fighter Pilot Soundcloud: Sanchez vs Fighter Pilot

This week Jay and Tony sit down with the pop maestro Natalie McCool. When you say Natalie's name on Merseyside there is only one response - Class act. Natalie is regularly featured on BBC radio and her new single Cardiac Arrest was recently Q Magazine's track of the day. To catch up on all of Natalie's news, music and up coming gigs see www.NatalieMcCool.co.uk

This week Jay and Tony sit down with Ross 'Spud' Taylor from Sin Kings. We discuss the good old days of Humbug and Heatham House, remark on the contrasts and the similarities in punk and psychobilly and the complications of progressing from guitar to double bass. Their latest album 'The Devil Makes Three' is available now at all of your usual music outlets including www.LuckyDevilRecords.com where you can also find dates, news and all other info. Support the podcast, next time you need to buy anything, go to www.HowToWriteATune.com and use our Amazon Portal. It's no extra charge for you and Amazon give us a little kickback. Subscribe, review and follow us on:

Raise your receivers! This week Jay and Tony sit down with an absolute gentleman in Chas Palmer Williams. The former Lightyear front man tells tales of touring with Steve-O, playing Reading Festival for the first time and reforming 'the most fun band to be in, ever', Lightyear for this years SlamDunk Festival. His debut solo album 'American Smile, British Teeth' is releasing via Banquet Records this Thursday 19th November and Chas will be playing at New Slang, in Kingston that night so don't miss out. see http://www.banquetrecords.com/NS191115 for tickets. Catch all the info on where to see Chas and where to buy this awesome album at: http://www.ChasPalmerWilliams.com

This week Jay and Tony sit down with Brendan O'Prey, the powerful front man of everyone's favorite Celtic Punk band The Lagan. We talk about putting on your own nights, scummy 'pay-to-play' promoters, annoyingly good musicians and having to move forward and embrace change. The Lagan are gigging just about always. Catch up with them on Facebook (or as Brendan puts it allthesocialmedias.com/TheLagan)or at www.TheLagan.co.uk Support the Podcast - next time you need to buy something online, use the Amazon Portal on www.HowToWriteATune.com and we will get a little kick back.

This week Jay and Tony sit down and speak with Frank Turner about how he got into music, school bands, being tricked into joining Million Dead, great lyrics, old flames and how stripping songs down and going back to basics is not always as simple as it seems. For all the info on Frank's shows, plethora of albums and loads more go to http://frank-turner.com/

Jay and Tony return to Merseyside to watch the night turn Scarlet as they sit down with the lovely Jessie Robinson. Jessie tells the boys all about booking shows before she had a proper band, supporting Bob Geldof and playing the Secret Garden Party and proves that not giving up leads to great and wonderful opportunities. Check out @ScarletBandUK on social media and SoundCloud for more details of gigs and the up coming album release.

This week Jay and Tony talk to the wonderful Millie Manders. She schools them on the importance of social media, talks about her jazz upbringing, growing into your feet and going solo. Check out Millie's tunes, dates and much more at: http://www.milliemanders.co.uk/

This week Jay and Tony get all Rumpy up in here! Liam (Prof. Panda) and Miles (Man Size Mantis) from RUMPSTEPPERS are in the house. They talk about Electro Swing, reminisce about the good old days, promoting the life out of other people, transitioning from guitar to decks and taking a break from writing in order to let your plans take shape. Check out RUMPSTEPPERS on all the normal Social media outlets or at www.RUMPSTEPPERS.com