Headliner Radio

This is a music podcast which explores the creative process. We chat to artists of all levels, from aspiring and emerging talent to international stars, to find more about how they make their music. Check us out on Insta @emergingheadliner, FB and Twitter @headlinerhub and hashtag #headlinerradio

Headliner Radio is a music podcast hosted by Headliner, with 1,263 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Headliner hosts Headliner Radio, a music show with 1,263 episodes published.

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  Episode #465

  E465: Mystery Jets: Making A Hole To See The Sky Through

  Aug 17, 202656 min

  Blaine Harrison, lead singer of UK indie rock band Mystery Jets, discusses the making of the band’s seventh studio album, A Hole To See The Sky Through . Named after Yoko Ono’s minimalist art piece of the same name, the album features the original artwork on its cover, following special permission from Ono herself. Harrison explains why Ono’s work made such a lasting impression on him, and reflects on how Mystery Jets’ songwriting has evolved over the years. He also looks back at the band’s approach to touring, and how life on the road has changed since they first started out more than 20 years ago.

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  Episode #466

  E466: Mica Millar: The story behind A Little Bit of Me

  Aug 17, 202638 min

  Manchester soul artist Mica Millar discusses the making of her new album, A Little Bit of Me – a self-written, self-produced statement recorded at the iconic Miraval Studios in the South of France, the residential studio owned by Brad Pitt. As she enters the next chapter of her career, including a major UK and European tour, Millar reflects on finding her voice, recording at Brad Pitt’s studio, the art of producing her own vocals, and the challenges of making the difficult second album.

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  Episode #214

  Headliner USA 214: Dave Hetrick: The future of Royer Labs and Undertone Audio

  Jul 30, 202637 min

  Former drummer, songwriter, studio owner and self-described “cynical recording engineer,” Dave Hetrick has built his career trying to bridge the gap between engineering obsession and commercial reality, along the way helping brands such as Event Electronics, KRK and ADAM Audio grow, evolve and ultimately reach successful exits. Now, as president and chief revenue officer of Royer Labs and Undertone Audio, he is applying those lessons to two of the most respected names in high-end recording. In this candid conversation with Headliner , Hetrick reflects on the hard lessons learned from his time at KRK, why some boutique companies succeed while others fail, how to earn trust from sceptical engineers, his upmarket product plans for Royer Labs and Undertone Audio, his goal to “un-pigeonhole” Royer Labs, and he reveals his next brand acquisition plans.

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  Episode #31

  In The Box E31: Jason Graves: Scoring Directive 8020

  Jul 30, 202638 min

  Two-time BAFTA Award-winning composer Jason Graves, whose work spans the hit games Dead Space, Tomb Raider, Until Dawn, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II , and Still Wakes The Deep , delves into his score for Supermassive Games' latest cinematic survival horror adventure, Directive 8020 . He explores his thinking behind the deceptively simple three-note motif at the heart of the soundtrack, crafting unsettling musical textures, and shares how Cubase helped bring the game's evolving sonic world to life.

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  Episode #464

  E464: Jjerome87: The alt-J frontman on making ‘The Canyon’

  Jul 20, 202642 min

  alt-J frontman Joe Newman opens up about making his debut Jjerome87 album, The Canyon , experiencing ego death, California inspiration, cinematic Americana, and sampling a double Dutch team.

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