Communion Presents On Radio X Podcast

One of Radio X's Great X-Pectations for 2019 we've been fans of Sea Girls for a while. With news songs, big tours and more in the next 12 months it felt only right to get them into the studio.

Loved and adored by fellow artists, it's not often American singer song writer makes it to the UK. With that in mind Maz spoke to Kevin backstage ahead of his most recent London gig.

He decamped to LA but has been bouncing around the world in support of his new record A Golden State which included a stop to speak to Maz. Communion's guest this episode is Luke Sital-Singh.

After covering Bruno Major and then that cover being spotted by him, Eloise has released a couple of tracks, toured supporting Bruno and lined up headline dates and festival appearances for 2019.

Her new album Crushing is a beauty, another fine Australian export Julia Jacklin came in to talk to Maz about it.

Foo Fighters wanted to hang out with this band on every night of their US tour. Gang Of Youths join Maz to discuss the bands rise over the last year.

There is so much good music coming from Australia at the moment and that includes the brilliant Meg Mac. After a short run of European shows and ahead of the release of her second album, Maz caught up with Meg to see where she's been for the past 3 years since she was last on the show.

Communion favourites Banfi release the latest in their run of EPs and the plans for a full album.

Honeyblood is now Stina Tweeddale striking out on her own. With a new record and one of their famous non-stop tours she spoke about that and much much more with Maz.

A new album on the horizon, their first in 3 years, Maz had a very warm welcome ready for Bear's Den back in the studio.

He heard Bob Dylan growing up in Nairobi and decided he wanted to be a musician. He took himself to American, taught himself guitar and this is the story of JS Ondara.

Ahead of her biggest headline show to-date, Maz caught up with Maggie Rogers backstage at Brixton Academy to find out how life was after the release of her debut album and touring across the world.

She's a brand new artist we think you'll love. She's called Celeste.

Benjamin Francis Leftwich is on album number 3, signed to the brilliant Dirty Hit, home to the likes of The 1975 and Wolf Alice and looks set for a busy 2019.

Talos is the project of Eoin French, his debut record was recorded in Dublin and is a thing of beauty.

It's been a big 6 months for Apre since they last came onto Communion Presents, an EP, more tours and a place on Radio X's Great X-Pectations for 2019.

With a beautiful second record under his belt and a sold-out European tour including some spellbinding UK dates, Matt Corby told us about his highlights of the past 12 months and what's to come in 2019.

My Morning Jacket frontman Jim James has released a brace of new records. On a short UK tour he came in not just for a chat in the studio but a quick acoustic performance.

With some beautiful songs already out as singles and EP Adam French now has his debut album ready to go.

Brits Critics Choice winner for 2019 and man of the moment caught up with Maz about receiving that award, touring some of his biggest venues yet and his forthcoming debut album.