Speak Easy – Détails, épisodes et analyse

This week, Sarah was joined by the very talented Nathan aka NAYTiiVE. They chat about where his music journey started, his love for performing & much more. There’s also a bit of singing thrown in for good measure.

Had the loveliest time chatting to Flo about all sorts including her latest release and mission to get famous. She’s a delight and I honestly had so much fun this entire episode. Hope you love.

Sarah catches up with musical theatre writer Zoe Morris to chat about how she found her way into the world of musicals, the shows she’s worked on (and what’s coming next), and what she really thinks about the industry today. If you’re into musicals, this one’s for you.

Sarah and Ollie chat about everything from where his love of performing started, to how he’s managed to make money doing what he loves, plus his own artist project. Warning: the conversation gets slightly more unhinged as it goes on.

Sarah sits down with Abdel aka Boy From Dagbon to discuss his career in the world of photography. Abdel shares how the fashion scene has shaped his perspective, the cultural roots that ground his work, and the artists who have influenced him most.

Alto Key dives into all things songwriting, his ongoing song-a-day challenge, the experience of going viral on social media, and the journey behind his artist project.

This week, Sarah chats with the incredibly talented, multi-award-winning pop artist Natalie Shay. Natalie opens up about everything, from learning to embrace her true self, her love of musicals, and the people who have inspired her along the way.

Sarah catches up with folk-pop singer-songwriter Luke White to talk new music, diving into the world of sync, and finding the perfect creative partners. Oh and most importantly, his cat, Bee.

This week, Sarah is joined by singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Ananya. They dive into the artists and experiences that have shaped Ananya’s sound, her connection with fans, and how her dreams often spark her most creative ideas.

Sarah sits down with Drew Thomas, a singer songwriter paving the way in his own genre: Gritpop. They discuss his new EP ‘Watershed’, dream collabs, and the importance of live shows for connecting with fans and each other.