Tilly and Bilal sit down with singer-songwriter Fiona-Lee to discuss their debut at Glastonbury Festival, where they opened on the BBC Introducing stage on the Thursday.

Find Fiona-Lee on Instagram here

Fiona-Lee shares what it was like experiencing festival as both a performer and first-time attendee, from navigating the massive site to finding random performers. We dive into the creative process behind their song "Mother," exploring the inspiration (occasional stunned silence!) and songwriting journey with other artists that brought this track to life. The conversation covers a lot with this incredible up-and-coming musician.

The song Mother

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Find Fiona-Lee this summer at:

Y Not in Derbyshire (1 August)

Humber Street Sesh in Hull (2 August)

For the cover of High and Dry by Radiohead

An episode for the journey into the festival, maybe for the last thirty minutes before you reach the site.

In this episode Bilal and Tilly record on the go, using their new mobile microphones and travel through fictional Bristol to their fictional coach to fictional Glastonbury 2025. It's all a bit daft. Maybe you like it. We do this once a year.

If you haven't listened to us before, maybe don't start with this episode.

We are also joined by the Samaritans for a couple of minutes towards the end of episode. Find out more about them or donate here

Thank you to the amazing guests for their cameos (spoilers below)

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James, aka State of the Ground Guy

William from "This Album..." with William Hann

Rachel and Ross from How to Build a Festival

Jessi and Miguel from GlastoCast

The incredibly talented Nina Arya is playing BBC Introducing at Glastonbury Festival at 15:30 Sunday

She chat to us about how she found out that this is playing Glastonbury and her songwriting process.

Give her a follow on Instagram and check out her music on Spotify