into the deep with niamh
Belta Podcast
Solardo on tattoos, throwing USBs at Steve Lawler and afterparty antics
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Solardo on tattoos, throwing USBs at Steve Lawler and afterparty antics

Mar 22, 2022
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The fourth episode of Belta sees Solardo join Niamh for a chat, which was recorded whilst the lads were on a brief touring break.

They discussed all sorts: from how to get guestlist for life, to their production process, to how to *really* get your music signed. Spoiler: it’s wild.

Follow Solardo online at @solardosound

Find Belta online at @beltamedia and Niamh at @n_iamhingram.

Music: ‘Ascent’ by Metre

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into the deep with niamh
Belta Podcast
Belta goes behind the scenes with DJs, producers and folk in club culture, totally unfiltered. There’s a catch, though: they’re all from, or based in, the north. This might be the north of their country, region or city, but each guest is tied by this common thread. Get comfortable and listen to some of the people in the industry smashing it right now: discover a thing or two about the north in the process, and get to know those you thought you once knew as Belta dives deep into guests' lives. Shy bairns get nowt, after all…
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