Built By Bass Thu, 30 Oct 2025 06:28:00 -0400 http://www.builtbybass.co.uk en-gb © 2025 Built By Bass yes 137cf6fd-677d-545a-b859-468d129edf58 Edwin episodic false BuiltByBass is a podcast that celebrates the unsung architects of Black British music. Hosted by Edwin Ssekabira, each episode dives deep into the stories, sounds, and struggles behind the beats, exploring how pioneering artists, producers, DJs, and industry leaders have built powerful cultural movements despite structural barriers.


From UK garage to jungle, grime to afroswing, we uncover the roots of the music that shaped generations. Expect rich conversations with trailblazers across the creative and technical spectrum with a focus on championing diversity, equity, and representation.


Whether you're a fan, a student of music history, or a creative navigating the industry today, BuiltByBass is your front-row seat to the legacy and future of Black British sound.

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Edwin https://storage.buzzsprout.com/kqr4jn6fzw0ov44gk9lxd4wx6q5g?.jpg Built By Bass http://www.builtbybass.co.uk Built By Bass — Episode 001 | George the Poet: The Power of Music in Community Building Built By Bass — Episode 001 | George the Poet: The Power of Music in Community Building In this engaging episode, Edwin Ssekabira sits down with George The Poet to explore the profound impact of music on their lives and communities. They delve into the origins of their musical influences, from Michael Jackson to Bob Marley, and discuss the transformative power of music in shaping cultural narratives. George shares insights from his book "Track Record," highlighting the importance of understanding historical contexts and generational legacies. Together, they reflect on the challenges and triumphs of navigating creative spaces as black artists, emphasizing the need for a fairer creative ecosystem. Join them for a thought-provoking conversation on music, identity, and the future of cultural expression.

]]> In this engaging episode, Edwin Ssekabira sits down with George The Poet to explore the profound impact of music on their lives and communities. They delve into the origins of their musical influences, from Michael Jackson to Bob Marley, and discuss the transformative power of music in shaping cultural narratives. George shares insights from his book "Track Record," highlighting the importance of understanding historical contexts and generational legacies. Together, they reflect on the challenges and triumphs of navigating creative spaces as black artists, emphasizing the need for a fairer creative ecosystem. Join them for a thought-provoking conversation on music, identity, and the future of cultural expression.

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