My Music Podcast with Graham Coath — Featuring Ava Fitz
In this very special episode of My Music, host Graham Coath is joined by the astonishingly talented Ava Fitz, a rising singer-songwriter from the Wirral with a voice that’s already landed her a play on BBC Radio 1 — before she’s even done her first podcast… until now!
Ava shares her journey from early songwriting days with her guitar at 14 to finding her sound a unique blend that’s drawn flattering comparisons to the late, great Dolores O'Riordan of The Cranberries (despite Ava never having listened to them growing up). From open mic nights at Liverpool’s Jacaranda to being accepted into the BRIT School, Ava’s story is filled with passion, vulnerability, and a quiet but unmistakable fire.
Expect a deep dive into her creative process — where melody leads meaning, and gibberish turns into lyrical gold — her love for storytelling, her ambitions for the future (yes, Wembley and worldwide touring are on the vision board), and her thoughtful reflections on confidence, creativity, and connection.
We talk about her newest single “Viva la Luna”, upcoming releases, and how she’s navigating her artistic path — with help from her talented dad (and future merch designer), a vibrant Liverpool scene, and the dream of reinventing music in her bold way.
If you’re a fan of artists like Liz Fraser, Björk, or Raye — or if you want to hear from someone at the very beginning of something remarkable — don’t miss this episode.
🎧 Listen, follow, and share — and if you see Ava in London soon, maybe buy her a coffee… or a Wagamama gift card.
Because this is how we support the next wave of great musicians.
📍 Next headline gig: 24th October, Arts Club Loft (Liverpool)
🔥 Stream “Viva la Luna” — and let her know what it made you feel.
