Headliner Radio

London-based DJ and producer Harry Oliver discusses his journey from playing his first festival at just 14 to releasing his debut EP, This Feelin EP. The DJ delves into finding his own sound, drawing on melodic house and ’90s influences, and why trusting his instincts has become central to his production. He also shares how online tutorials and livestreams are helping him build a community around underground house, and reflects on how AlphaTheta equipment is helping him develop as a DJ, build confidence with club-standard setups and prepare for bigger gigs and festivals.

UK-based multi-instrumentalist, producer and DJ, Rules returns with his latest EP, As Soon As I Get Home, a six-track release that marks a defining step forward in his artistic progression. Rules discusses the making of his new EP, his approach to making timeless music, how his studio process connects to his DJ sets, getting his hands on a James Blake piano preset, and his thoughts on bringing the saxophone back.

Nothing But Thieves guitarist and producer Dom Craik takes us inside the making of the band’s new album, Stray Dogs – their rawest and most organic record yet. As the album’s sole producer, Craik discusses capturing the band’s live energy in the studio, how he records Conor’s dynamic vocals, returning to Angelic Studios where it all began for them, working with drums, vocals and analogue gear, taking full creative control for the first time, and what fans can expect from the new album

Manchester-based tech house DJ, Lily C-D discusses the journey that has led her to carve out her own lane, from spending hours digging for tracks people haven’t heard to developing a distinctly niche taste. She reflects on the importance of finding your own path rather than simply following what’s big, the role TikTok can play in helping emerging DJs build an audience, the gear that has shaped her DJing, her biggest career moments, and where she wants to take things next.

Acclaimed singer-songwriter, cellist, composer and MOBO-nominee Ayanna Witter-Johnson discusses her new album, New Roots, an intimate exploration of British-Caribbean identity, lineage, self-discovery and renewal. She reflects on the central role of the cello in her songwriting, the inspiration behind key tracks from the album, navigating the music industry as a multi-disciplinary artist, and what she hopes listeners take from New Roots.