Headliner Radio

Nashville-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist corook – who calls themself a leader of a frog-hat wearing queer cult – shares an important life update and talks about going viral with if i were a fish, (a song penned in 10 minutes as a spontaneous response to internet hate), and their brand new song, crumbs, taken from corook’s eagerly anticipated debut album, committed to a bit.

With a sound evoking the era of John Hughes films, L.A.-based singer-songwriter Jessy Fury’s music transports listeners to a nostalgic realm as he combines modern and retro rock ‘n’ roll sensibilities. He delves into his musical influences, his latest anthem, Runaway and explains why he wants people to either not be able to get enough of his music, or absolutely hate it.

In this 100th episode of the Mix Room with Genelec, Grammy-winning engineer George Massenburg reflects on how he became fascinated with audio via classical music, working with legendary names like Earth Wind and Fire, Toto, and Herbie Hancock, and how Genelec fits into his story.

Songwriter and producer Alice Ivy discusses the making of her highly-anticipated new album Do What Makes You Happy, as well as her approach to studio collaboration.