The Music Channel · by Colour Electric
A weekly music podcast and intimate live sessions filmed in a converted Norfolk barn — free to watch on YouTube, made for people who are always chasing the next great record.
2 weekly showsNew episodes every week
Free on YouTubeAudio on all podcast apps
Live from the studioFilmed at BamBam Studios
Members clubBonus shows on Patreon
Two flagship formats, one channel. Watch free on YouTube, or take the podcast with you wherever you listen.
Free · YouTube & podcast appsBrothers Ollie and Sam Trevers — one a touring frontman, the other a lifelong music obsessive — dig into new releases, reviews, scene culture and plenty of banter. Equal parts music discovery and pub conversation.
Free · YouTubeIntimate, professionally filmed live performances from the best emerging indie and alternative acts, recorded at BamBam Studios — the Norfolk room that's hosted Glaive, The Big Moon, Keo and more.
The free shows help you find the music. Membership gets you closer to the people behind it — two bonus series, made exclusively for the community.
The free-flowing sister show to AMP. Ollie, Sam and the occasional guest chase the musical zeitgeist — festival line-ups, industry gossip, hot takes on the week's news.
Go backstage at The BamBam Sessions. Ollie sits down with each month's artists for a proper conversation — and members get the full session, all four songs, not just the weekly single.
No green screens, no soulless studios. The sessions are filmed in a converted Norfolk barn, and the podcast fireside in Ollie's cottage — every show comes from somewhere with character.
Ollie is the lead singer and songwriter of The Great Leslie, with support slots for the likes of Franz Ferdinand, The Beach Boys and James Blunt — plus everything from intimate pub gigs to German prime-time TV.
After ten-plus years at the heart of the music scene, he's building the channel he always wanted to exist: one that treats new music discovery like the event it deserves to be, and puts the artists — and the fans — first.
Writer, storyteller and former band manager. The other half of AMP — and the one with the most chaotic record collection.
Resident at BamBam Studios, with records for Island, Polydor, Fiction and Universal. Makes every session sound release-ready.
Has directed Glastonbury stages for the BBC since 2004, filming U2, Lorde, Kylie and more. Captures the energy of live music on screen.
Decades across music festivals, live events, chat shows and documentaries in the UK and abroad. Keeps every shoot running.
Subscribe free on YouTube, follow on TikTok and Instagram, and join the members club on Patreon.