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I had the absolute pleasure of joining Matt May for an in-depth chat on starting at Guildhall and his project From August...

Folk-punker Katie MF hails from North London, with open and venerable lyrics touching on political issues, personal growth and general rock-n-roll living. Tune in as we talk inspirations, lyrics and artistic development...  END SONG- Katie MF: Feelgood Films (I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS OR ROYALTIES TO THIS RECORDING)

TWO PODCASTS IN TWO WEEKS! (Can't promise this consistency haha) Had a blast having a chat with Joe Carter, an independent DJ hailing from South East London. Tune in for half an hour on fun, funk, fusion, and festivals! 

Welcome back to My Music Matters! It's good to be back. This week, I interviewed my best mate Ellis Fox about his musical inspirations, achievements, and ambitions.  Enjoy!

In this week's episode, I was lucky enough to interview Harry Pope amongst his busy lifestyle that he has as a professional musician Harry prides himself on his eclectic music taste and drumming style, drawing influence from a range of artists and bands from Steve Gad to Lamb of God. In this interview, we talk about this sense of eclectism and how it has influenced his personal drum style...

Recently, I was lucky enough to interview Liam Stewart Rickard (known as Worldwide Welshman) about his collaborations alongside the Ethno Music project, where he played studied and played the folk songs of other nations amongst fellow musicians. 

Joe Thomas and Matt may are two London-born bass players who share a passion for jazz and music in general.  Join us for 30 mins of light-hearted banter, with topics ranging from "Dilla beats" to the current music A Level syllabus...

This week I had the joy of interviewing singer-songwriter Charlie Raphael-Campbell. Since her time at secondary school, Charlie has made a name for herself as one of the rising stars of the London Indie Scene.  She describes her music as "somewhere between Artic Monkeys, Hole and My Chemical Romance".  Enjoy...   Art Credit- Jack Ridler Photography- Erin Hambly https://erinhambly.weebly.com/