Caitlin Rose interview

Caitlin Rose

It's Nashville's Caitlin Rose! I met up with her when she came through town on her latest tour supporting her fantastic new album The Stand In. Have a listen to our interview and the video for Only A Clown is well worth a watch. 

London Grammar interview

London Grammar - Hannah, Dot and Dan

London Grammar are a *ahem* London three piece whose uploads to Soundcloud at the tail end of 2012 led to a lot of buzz online and on air. With not much to go on, except that Hannah Reid is the silky delicate-voiced vocalist you can hear, there was speculation aplenty as to how/what/when/where and why with this band! A sold out show at London's Electrowerkz later and they're up and away into 2013.

Laurence Made Me Cry - live session and interview

Laurence Made Me Cry (Jo Whitby)

Jo Whitby is Laurence Made Me Cry, a one woman music making machine. The name of the band came to her whilst paging through a tabloid one slow day working in a record shop. Apparently Laurence Llewlyn-Bowen, he of the lacey sleeves and bouffant hair, had made some lady cry whilst he gave her home a makeover.

Wilsen interview

Wilsen

Wilsen is an extraordinary 'dream-psych-folk' outfit based in New York, centred around Londoner Tamsin Wilson. The first release Dusk from last year sheer blew us away, the follow up single Anahita is equally as beautiful. Have a listen and check out the interview:

Dear Pariah live session and interview

Dear Pariah

Charlotte Hinchcliff is the angel-voiced singer songwriter behind Dear Pariah. She came into the studio at Amazing Radio to play us a few tracks including So Close The Divide, our firm favourite. We chat about Jeff Buckley, feeling like a 'pariah' and how 2013 is panning out.

Liz Lawrence interview and new track

Ruth Barnes with Liz Lawrence

Supremely talented singer-songwriter Liz Lawrence dropped by the studio at Amazing Radio to play us a brand new track, Health & Safety, but also to talk about the trials and tribulations of being a young whipper-snapper signed to a major label (EMI) only to realise that it's not all that you dreamt it would be, but quite the opposite. Going indie is the way forward!

Australian singer George Maple interview

George Maple

Young Australian singer and producer George Maple has left the beaches and sunshine of Sydney to set up camp in grimy ol' London. She says it's affected her writing and her sound (that would be the S.A.D. but enough from me!) and she's inspired by the city.