The Black British Sound They Tried to Erase

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Rhythm and Rhymes

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Rhythm & Rhymes is your global hub for all black music. From discussing new releases and trends to exploring the business side of music, we provide dynamic & enlightening perspectives. Join us as we explore the connections between the past and present, unearthing the stories that have profoundly shaped our diverse musical landscape. Get ready to embark on a rhythmic journey that celebrates black music's powerful legacy and evolving influence worldwide.

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The Black British Sound They Tried to Erase

Rhythm and Rhymes

11 minutes 58 seconds

3 months ago

The Black British Sound They Tried to Erase

UK Garage wasn’t just music — it was rebellion.Born in the basements and pirate radio towers of London, UK Garage emerged from Black British struggle and Caribbean sound system culture. It defied the industry, took over the charts, and laid the foundation for Grime, Drill, and more.In this episode of The Black Atlantic series, we trace how UK Garage rose from underground resistance to global force — and how the system tried to erase it.00:00 Introduction00:34 Born British, Treated Foreign02:13 By Any Means: The Pirate Radio Revolution03:55 The Rise: From Side Room to Main Stage05:00 Crossover Chaos07:12 Policed Beats, Suppressed Scenes09:56 Two Dialects of Rebellion11:04 Conclusion#UKGarage #BlackAtlantic #RhythmAndRhymes #BlackBritishMusic #PirateRadio #JungleMusic #Grime #CraigDavid #SoSolidCrew #BritishCulture #SoundSystemCulture #DiasporaMusic #UndergroundMusic #MusicDocumentary #BlackMusicHistory #CultureNotGenre