Gary Morris returns with the first Quite The Music of 2023. On this episode, he is joined by lead singer Max Kendall from viral sensations Deco.

You may have been familiar with Max's quirky 80s style covers of britpop classics like Bitter Sweet Symphony, Wonderwall and Yellow if you are on Tiktok - and with over 150,000 followers on that platform and some videos with over 3 million views it's fair to say the band have exploded on the social media scene.

The band have big plans with their original music in 2023 and Max talks to QTM about the bands origins and influences, before the show ends with a play of latest single Everybody Wants To Be Somebody Else.

You can find out more about Deco at their website www.decoofficial.com

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Produced by Gary Morris

Quite The Music returns with Norwegian supergroup Keiino. Gary Morris speaks with Tom, Fred and Alexandra about their career since taking Eurovision by storm in Tel Aviv in 2019. The band also discuss upcoming music releases, Alexandra performing alongside A1 star Ben Adams in We Will Rock You in Norway and the upcoming launch of Keiino World - an interactive metaverse with fan interaction and live performances.

An original production from Glasgower

Quite The Music is on Twitter

Produced by Gary Morris

Gary returns for a special look back on the 20 years of ITV's Pop Idol.

Following the recent news of the passing of one of the show's most famous contestants, Gary is joined by guest Jamie Dyer from the Nineties & Noughties UK Podcast to discuss the legacy of the show, it's success stories - the impact on other shows and formats across the world.

An original production from Glasgower

Quite The Music is on Twitter

Produced by Gary Morris