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Clayton chats to Taylor Sheridan about his upcoming FIRST show at the  Deni Ute Muster “The Deni Ute Muster has always been about more than just music. It’s about celebrating Australian culture, connecting people from all walks of life, and creating something truly unique in regional Australia. This artist announcement is just the beginning, and we can’t wait to reveal what else we have in store"

Clayton chats to Billie-Jo Porter  about her new song - Look To The Good Things as well as the up coming Deni Ute Muster “Look to the Good Things,” perfectly captures what she’s all about. It’s upbeat, warm, and encouraging — a reminder that even when life feels heavy, there’s always something worth smiling about. It’s classic Billie-Jo: heartfelt but hopeful, honest but uplifting.

Clayton chats to Chris, from rock duo Benson Manor, about their new song - Walk You Home“Walk You Home” is a nostalgic snapshot of young love after dark, filled with stolen moments and moonlit promises. With tender storytelling, an easy country-rooted groove, and a killer guitar lick, it celebrates late-night kisses, whispered plans, and the innocence of knowing the night belongs to you. It’s a warm, heartfelt reminder of first love, small towns and unforgettable moments.

Clayton chats to Darren Gillis about his new song  - Dead End RoadLyrically, Dead End Road reflects the moment clarity arrives after heartbreak. Lines about being stripped to the wire and finally drawing the line capture the turning point between holding on and moving forward—an emotional crossroads delivered with Gillis’ signature sincerity.

Clayton chats to Shane Nicholson about new song, Harvest On Vinyl and upcomning "For the Sake of the Song TourIntroducing “For the Sake of the Song”. This rare event brings together three of Australia’s most respected and influential singer-songwriters - Sara Storer, Shane Howard and Shane Nicholson - who will join forces in an extraordinary live collaboration, celebrating the craft, power and legacy of Australian songwriting. Three distinct voices whose songs have shaped the nation’s cultural landscape.

Clayton talks to Jasmine Sparkes  about her new song - Knock On WoodJasmine brings fresh energy to a timeless song with her new version of “Knock on Wood”, originally written by Eddie Floyd and Steve Cropper. Reimagined with a country vibe, the track blends the soul of the original with Jasmine’s signature charms.

Clayton chats to Faith Williams about her new song - If I Had A Daughter “I wrote ‘If I Had A Daughter’ a little while after having my son, after going through some pregnancy troubles the second time around. At the time I was imagining, if I ever had a daughter, how I’d guide her and the kind of strength and wisdom I’d hope to pass on to her…long before I thought I’d actually become a mum to one. Now life has come full circle, and after welcoming my little girl, it felt like the right time to share this song with the world.” – Faith Williams

Clayton chats with 16 year old multi-instramentalist Jake Murdoch  about his new song  - NextNext captures the push-pull of young love, missteps and second chances: the tension between walking away and running back, between self-protection and fearless feeling. That emotional honesty, paired with buoyant production, gives the track its undeniable lift.

Clayton chats to Voh about her new song - Bring On The Night "Writing this song I thought of the lush and romantic, dreamy deserts and the smell of tropical air, love that burns so strong and wide it feels like a shimmering expansive ocean. The celebration of hearts beating in time as they dance the sun down."

Clayton talks to Darren Coggan about his new song - Always Believe In Love “Always Believe in Love is a gentle mantra for celebrating life and finding meaning in every season. With a heartfelt belief that we are all connected, the message remains the same: love is the answer.”

Clayton chats to Hayley Jensen about her new song  - Burn It Down“‘BURN IT DOWN’ is about taking everything that tried to hold you back and turning it into rocket fuel! It’s about the moment you stop playing small, stop holding back, stop asking for permission, and choose to rise up in your own power. I want it to be an anthem of fearless resilience - giving everyone who hears it the feeling that they are unstoppable!” says Jensen

Clayton chats to  Zara Linderman  about her new song  - BloodlineIt’s an anthem of courage, fire, and inherited determination. It celebrates the wild ones, the tough ones, the going-down-fighting ones - those with fire in their eyes and courage in their veins. Drawing on the quiet resilience she witnessed growing up, Zara honours the enduring spirit of rural women who stand strong through seasons of challenge, loss, and renewal.

Clayton chats to M.L From The ELEM about their new song - Could it be Me Blending rock, alternative, new wave, indie, and pop, Could It Be Me? interrogates one of the defining tensions of the current cultural moment: the thin line between paranoia, self-importance, and faith. Set against the surreal backdrop of a rave unfolding in the countryside, the song follows a narrator suspended between reality and delusion, questioning whether they are chosen for something greater—or simply trapped inside their own fears.

Clayton chats to  Castle Hughes  about her new song - Spinning Faster Built to sound like a panic attack, Spinning Faster captures the overwhelming rush ofanxiety, breathless, frantic, and unstoppable. It’s the sound of losing control,spiralling, and fighting to catch your breath again.

Clayton chats to Nikisha Priest about her new song  - Ace Of Spades “This song is all about leaving what's not meant for you behind, being unapologetically yourself and choosing your inner strength! I hope this song brings you comfort and leaves you feeling empowered!”

Clayton chats to Camille Trail about her new song  - Postcard“It captures the realisation that the pain wasn’t losing the person - it was losing the companionship,” admits Camille. “It’s a blunt ‘don’t flatter yourself, the tears weren’t for you, I was just scared to be alone,’ delivered with an intentional lack of concern and zero interest in politeness.”

Clayton chats to Beki, from The Mavis's about their new single - Heaven  “Heaven” delivers bittersweet lyrics with an enormously danceable sound, marking an exciting new creative chapter for one of Australia’s most beloved and enduring bands. 

Clayton sits down with Matt, from The Coogees about their new single  - Anthem Of The True Believers.“Anthem of the True Believers” is about fighting through battles, pain, and internal struggles. Itspeaks to resilience — the kind that comes from believing in yourself when everything feels againstyou. The song captures the mindset of pushing forward through hardship, carrying scars with pride,and refusing to be silenced by doubt or deception.

Clayton chats to Jade Gibson about her latest song - Smoke Me Out This emotionally charged anthem explores betrayal and manipulation.  “We sat down together on a bit of a slow Sunday and got into deep conversations about the pain and betrayal of someone who is supposed to love you letting you down. What started as more of a ballad grew legs and became this emotionally fuelled country rock anthem.

Clayton chats to Melanie Dyer about her new song  - Golden Girl  “When I was a kid, my Dad told the story about how he used to park his red Holden Sandman outside the ‘Golden Fleece’ truck stop where a pretty girl worked behind the counter. He said, with confidence to his friend, ‘I’m gonna marry that girl someday’ and eventually those baby blues won over my Mum.”

Clayton talks to Vassy about her new song - On MeMulti-platinum Aussie artist VASSY returns with another dance floor-ready anthem, ‘On Me’ — a dreamy, sparkling disco-house track made to set clubs alight.  

Clayton chats to Sandee Facy about her new song - Working Girl With grit, grace, and a whole lotta heart, “Working Girl” follows a woman hitting the road, literally and figuratively, with her baby in the backseat and a new future on the horizon. It’s about strength, survival, and knowing when to let go. Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is choose yourself and that’s exactly what this workin’ girl does.

Clayton has a chat to Savanah Solomon about her new song - Someday Somewhere “I wrote this song during a trying time in my life as a song of hope, that 'Someday Somewhere' good things will come,” confesses the singer-songwriter. “It was a reminder for myself that by being true to myself, sticking to my values and working hard, life will work itself out.”

Clayton talks to Jo Page about her new song  - When We Knew NothingJo Page returns with When We Knew Nothing, an upbeat, nostalgia-soaked country-pop single that leans into the sweet relief of not knowing everything yet. Warm, joyful and instantly relatable, the track reflects on youth, freedom, and the days when happiness arrived easily and left late. “When We Knew Nothing captures the innocence of simpler times,” Page says. “That feeling of wanting to go back to when life was lighter, more fun, and there was magic in everything".

Clayton chats to  Dylan Wright about his new single - Those Nights  “I wrote ‘Those Nights’ from missing a time when everything felt simpler, when we were living our best moments without knowing they were already slipping away”.  

Clayton chats to David, from Two Tone Pony  about their new song - You Haven't Heard Of Me Yet “It was inspired by a simple question I was asked by a barmaid when I was staying at Perisher Valley skiing,” recalls frontman David Kirkpatrick. “She asked the question – tell me what you do again? I turned it into a country rock song that tells the story about chasing your dreams no matter what, along with some tongue in cheek observations on the music industry.”

Clayton chats to 4 x Golden Guitar winner  Max Jackson  about her new song - Red Dirt RockNRollCoinciding with the album release, Max drops another track, Red Dirt ROCKNROLL. The album opens with Red Dirt RocknRoll and was penned with Buddy Owens (Miranda Lambert, Blake Shelton). As Max describes, “It sets the energy bar - I’m talking stadium anthemic”.

Clayton chats to Gareth, From Gareth Leach & the Narratives of Hope about their new song  Working On A Building from upcoming EP release Blues, Grass & Gospel.The EPs lead single, AP Carter’s “Working on a Building”, offers a lively alt-country and gospel fusion, whilst Bo Diddley’s “Ride On Josephine” blends heavy blues with a big rock sound and the EP closes with a gritty, Southern Rock reworking of Leach’s bluegrass song, “Old Crow Feather” from his 2020 album Trigger. The EP opens with “Reasons”, a powerful and upbeat bluegrass reimagining of Australian Icon John Farnham’s 1986 hit, released as a single late last year.

Clayton has a chat to Coral Renee about her new song - Country Girl In A City World “Country music is the place where I feel like I belong. It’s where I found myself, how I like to dress, some of my best friends, and the stories I need to share with my music. I wrote this song as an invitation for people from all walks of life to enjoy our community, music, fashion and lifestyle. It’s a reminder that country music is for everyone!”

Clayton talks to Tyla Rodrigues about her new song - Can't Keep Doing This“We’ve all been there, promising ourselves we’ll change - then finding ourselves back in the same old places. Can’t Keep Doing This is a relatable country confession about late nights, small-town bars, and the moment you realise the habits you laugh about are starting to catch up with you.

Clayton has a chat with Clancy Pye about her new song -  My Hometown ‘My Hometown’ captures the universal details of country life - one road in, one road out, familiar faces, shared histories and communities that punch well above their weight.

Clayton chats to Casey Barnes  about his new song - Made For This “This song is about backing yourself when everything’s on the line,” says Barnes. “It’s about coming back from adversity, not being afraid of the challenge, and using it as fuel.”

Clayton talks to Faith Williams chats about her new song  - Holy Grail “’Holy Grail’ is not your typical love song. I wrote it about choosing something real over ritual and finding sanctuary in another person. That kind of love you don’t have to dress up or explain. It’s simple and safe.” – Faith Williams

Clayton chats to Michael Carpenter  about his new song - Answer Yes Or No Featuring Carpenter on all instruments and vocals, “Answer Yes or No” (single mix), strips back the album version’s raw electric edge in favour of a tighter, more intimate and punchy feel, led by drums, acoustic guitars and mandolin. Carpenter says, “There’s a point in every relationship…sometimes several points…where you feel like you have to either really make the decision to commit to the next level, or you need to step away.”

Clayton has a chat to Saralyn talks about her new song  - Cowgirl Blues A playful take on heartbreak, ‘Cowgirl Blues’ is about choosing movement over misery. “Trading tears for worn-out boots, late country nights and choosing to dance it off with your friends instead of dwell on it,”

Clayton chats to Jordi Woods talks about his new song - Angry"Angry" was born from first heartbreak and the confusion that followed. Exploring themes of lies, mistrust and emotional exhaustion, it captures a dark moment before hope breaks through. Honest and raw, “Angry” reminds listeners that healing is possible and light eventually returns.

Clayton chats to Luke & Michelle, from Studio8 about their new song  - No More Of Those Toos“Lyrically, ‘No More of Those Toos’ is personal, but the themes are universal – to stop making excuses and step outside your comfort zone to achieve your goals.” – Studio8

Clayton chats to Jake Davey about his new song - Workin' On Me Blending timeless country storytelling with a polished pop edge, ‘Workin’ On Me’ is a song shaped by growth - emotionally, creatively and personally. Written during a transformative period in Jake’s life, the track reflects love earned, lessons learned and the grounding reality of stepping into fatherhood.

Clayton talks to Jasmine Sparkes  about her new song - You've Got Time To Kiss Me, just in time for Valenties Day.“You’ve Got Time to Kiss Me”, is a tender, romantic, country love song that captures the beauty of shared history, quiet mornings, and the power of one last kiss before the world calls.“This song is about that pause in time,” says Sparkes. “When nothing’s wrong, the world feels still, and you realise how strong love can make you. Even when time is short, there’s always time for a kiss.”

Clayton chats to Emme Lentino about her new song - Becuase Of YouA soaring contemporary pop release that captures vulnerability, redemption and emotional release with striking clarity.

Clayton chats to Peter Freebain about his new song - Sweet Emotion The song is both an anthem to optimism and a reminder to seize the moment. Lyrically, it celebrates the surge of feeling that comes with freedom, love, and self-belief: “You can watch it slowly turn, or you can live now, love and learn.”

Clayton has a chat with Lucy Tiger about her new song - Cowboy Love MeLucie Tiger turns up the heat with her latest single Cowboy Love Me, a honky-tonk fuelled getaway fantasy bursting with flirtation, neon lights, whiskey shots and just enough cowboy swagger to cause trouble.

Clayton chats to Natalie Gauci  about her new song  - I SurvivedI Survived is an anthem written for those who are breaking their silence and finding their voice.The song delivers a powerful message of struggle to victory, bringing hope.

Clayton chats to Andrew Farriss about his new song  - Mending Fences It touches on the hard life of farmers, their day-to-day routines, and some of the emotional issues they may face. It’s really a tribute to how much energy—physically and emotionally—the world’s farmers put into their craft in order to provide food and products for the entire world.”

Clayton chats to Jason, from duo Frecko about their new song - Front Bench Seat  “Front Bench Seat”, captures the thrill of young love and the nostalgia of long, sunburnt summer days. Frecko takes listeners for a ride through memories of sand, music, Chiko Roll’s and cruising in a ’69 Kingswood

Clayton chats to  Katie Jayne about her new song - I Will Survive Katie Jayne puts a bold country twist on the iconic “I Will Survive”, turning the disco classic into a gritty, grooving honky-tonk anthem. With driving guitars and her unmistakable vocal swagger, the track closes the debut album with confidence and fire. Familiar yet fearless, it transforms the timeless message of strength into a boots-stomping country moment that shows exactly why fans connect with her.

Clayton chats to  Billie-Jo Porter about her new song - Spring CleaningWith her signature mix of wit and warmth, Billie-Jo Porter returns with her delightful new single ‘Spring Cleaning’ - a song that turns the simple act of tidying up into a sparkling metaphor for clearing out the cobwebs, literally and emotionally.

Clayton chats with  Castle Hughes about her latest song - Slipping Through My Fingers Castle captures the ache of love lost on Slipping Through My Fingers An intimate yet cinematic track that cements her as one of Australia’s most fearless young voices

Clayton chats to  Mitchell Steele about  his upcoming show at Tamworth Country Music Festival Mitchell will  be opening for Kasey on Thursday 22nd January at War Memorial Town Hall – Tamworth.  He’s also performing on the Fanzone Stage on Tuesday 20th January at 12.10pm.

Bob, from Bob Corbett & the Roo Grass Band chats about their latest song  Surfer Farmer.“‘Surfer Farmer’ (short for 'Daddy was a surfer, Mama was a farmer') is all about celebrating a life with saltwater in my veins and dirt on my hands. It’s a playful mix of coast and country, waves and paddocks, that reflects who we are as The Roo Grass Band and the music we love to play. We wanted to capture that freedom, joy, and connection to the land and sea in a song that’s fun, heartfelt, and unmistakably Roo Grass.” – Bob Corbett