West Country native Jo Hill found herself in the Middle East during a year studying abroad for university - and realised there that she wanted to be a musician. She tells us about her unusual path to becoming an artist, the pros of being independent and how her songs have grown more personal over time.

As she releases her latest single Circles, singer-songwriter Anna Barrowman talks to us about making the move from acting to music, recording her upcoming EP and how she’s built an audience as an independent artist.

Coming off her biggest headline show to date, Norwich singer-songwriter Gabby Rivers tells us about beginning her career as a teen musician, being chosen to play at Latitude and how she’s built a strong fanbase.

With a UK tour just completed and a show in Vienna on the horizon, singer-songwriter Naima Bock talks to us about the influence of her Brazilian heritage on her music, breaking out of a band to go solo and how her second album is coming along.

As she releases her latest EP In My Nature, Scottish singer-songwriter Rosie H Sullivan tells us about growing up as a young musician in the Outer Hebrides, how studying music at university has changed her work and releasing two records in a year.

Following the release of their latest track Swimming Pool, London-based Manchester-conceived musical duo HEAD BALLET - Danny Casio and Kiera Court - tell us about getting their start during the pandemic, the origins of their name and the eclectic variety of music they’re currently listening to.

James New and Louisa Connolly-Burnham are Virens, whose first EP Couples Therapy is out this week. The duo tells us about how they met, launching their first record and getting their music out there as an independent act.

Following the release of her EP You Can Reach Me If You Try, Leeds-based musician Kindelan talks to us about navigating the indie music scene as a young teen, how her music has grown with her and the artist friends she admires.