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Channel AKA is a British urban digital satellite TV channel that focuses on promoting upcoming UK urban, grime, and hip-hop music. It was formerly known as Channel U until 2009 when it was rebranded as Channel AKA after being purchased. The channel plays raw music videos from both unsigned UK talent as well as popular artists from the UK, US, and Caribbean. Due to its focus on underground music styles not found elsewhere, it attracts a youthful audience interested in classic UK sounds.
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- The group will create a music video for the song "The Mrs" by Potter Payper featuring their artist ST, an abbreviation for "StoryTeller".
- ST will be portrayed as coming from a rough background in Hackney and trying to leave his past of crime and gang affiliation behind by telling stories through his music.
- The video will use locations in run-down parts of East or South London to portray ST's past struggles and pain through a narrative that references crime while avoiding directly glorifying violence.
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Channel U TV is a digital satellite TV channel in the UK focused on urban music genres like grime and UK hip hop. It aims to showcase emerging underground artists not played on other channels. Notable past presenters include Tim Westwood. It holds annual awards and some criticize that it does not sufficiently separate popular and emerging artists. However, others view it as an important platform for new talent in the UK urban music scene.
The Drum and Bass Genre
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The document provides an overview of the history and operations of the BBC. It discusses how the BBC was originally founded in 1922 as the British Broadcasting Company and started daily radio broadcasts from London. Over time, the BBC expanded to include television services, additional radio networks, and international broadcasting through the BBC World Service. The organization is supported by an annual license fee paid by UK households and aims to inform, educate, and entertain audiences in the UK and worldwide through its programming and content.
Grime history
Grime is a style of British music that emerged from East London in the early 2000s, combining elements of UK garage, drum & bass, hip hop, and dancehall. Pioneers like Dizzee Rascal and Wiley brought grime to mainstream attention in the early 2000s through critically acclaimed albums. Grime originated and spread through pirate radio stations in London and has received exposure through TV and radio stations in the UK.
Music video channels
4Music is a music and entertainment channel in the UK and Ireland that launched in 2008, replacing The Hits. It airs on various providers like Freeview, Virgin Media, and Sky. 4Music covers music festivals in the summer and has stages at events like T4 on the Beach and V Festival.
Flava is a British music television channel owned by CSC Media Group that launched in 2004 under the name B4 TV. It broadcasts hip hop, R&B, UK garage, dubstep and drum and bass music videos around the clock.
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Bauer Media Group is a large European conglomerate that owns hundreds of magazines across 15 countries as well as radio and TV stations. It owns Kerrang, a UK-based magazine and brand devoted to rock music that was established in 1981. Kerrang has expanded to include a radio station, TV station, awards shows, and tours. Bauer Media Group acquired Kerrang in 2009 and it remains one of the conglomerate's holdings focused on rock music content across multiple platforms.
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- 2. Who are they? ■ Channel Aka are formerly known as Channel U until 2009 when they changed to ‘AKA. ■ They are owned by ‘All around the world productions’ ■ They are a British urban digital satellite TV channel that is available through ‘Sky’ within the UK and Ireland on the channel 385. ■ They mainly focus on promoting and playing upcoming UK urban, grime, and hip-hop music and has also played a huge part in the popularity for acts. For example, Tinie Tempah, Dizzee Rascal, Chipmunk, Wretch 32, Giggs, and Skepta when they were just starting off in the music industry. ■ The channel was launched February 2003 which is when they went by the name ‘Channel U’. ■ The channel started off shooting crude productions with handheld digital video cameras. ■ Majority of the videos shown on the channel are of “the raw and unsigned talent we have in the UK” ■ In October 2005, the first ever ‘Channel U Awards’ were held in London with live performances. ■ In 2009 ‘Mushroom TV bought out ‘Fizz TV’ and ‘Channel U’, causing them to rebrand and change the name. ■ As of recently, Channel AKA have not only been playing UK music, but also music from the states and Caribbean that may not always make it to the mainstream channels. For example Kodak Black, Kranium and Bobby Shmurda. ■ However through the use of showing raw urban material all the time, the channel was fined £18,000 by ‘Ofcom’ for offences including broadcasting of inappropriate material etc. ■ Some of the channels programmes include: UK Gold, Urban Throwbacks, Hip-Hop Rap & Rhymes, and Street Stories. ■ Due to the channels use of urban videos that would only be seen elsewhere on YouTube, the type of audience they would be attracting would be youthful people or people from the older generation that have a love for the classic sound of UK music that you wouldn’t hear anywhere other than channel AKA. ■
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