Interview Podcast

The Soul II Soul founder discusses how Black musicians and producers inspired new musical genres, and became entrepreneurs in the face of racial adversity. Music by James Brown, Isaac Hayes, Curtis Mayfield and more.

Brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll had us holding our sides with laughter as they discussed their musical upbringing and one of their finest albums.

The Scottish singer/songwriter discusses her struggles to break through, the slow-burning success of her debut that just kept on giving and her favourite albums of all time.

The Pink Floyd drummers discuss his favourite Floyd album and the last one to feature founding member Syd Barrett.

The composer and conductor discuss the modern reworking of one of most famed compositions in classical music, blurring the boundaries between the past and present.

One of contemporary soul music's most enlightening artists takes a look back to the Sixties female musicians that broke down social and cultural barriers and their challenges and their victories.

The The frontman relays great insight into his lifelong love of film scores and how they have influenced his own film score compositions.

The former bassist and a co-founding member of New Order gives a candid account on life in one of electro-pop's most important bands and an in-depth look at their album 'Power, Corruption & Lies'

50 years after its release The Kinks' guitarist Dave Davies looks back to an album that was initially overlooked by the public but has since gained status as one of the band's finest albums.