The Be Unstoppable Podcast: Jam Jam – From Breakdowns to Breakthroughs

In this powerful and deeply revealing episode of The Be Unstoppable Podcast, Ben Wynter sits down with one of the most influential yet often misunderstood figures in the UK music industry — Jam Jam.

Known to some as “Jam” or “Jamz,” he’s the man behind the rise of some of the UK’s biggest talents — from Dutchavelli, Morrison, Imani, and M1, to now partnering with Stefflon Don and rising influencer-turned-artist Shemara London.

But behind the headlines, the co-signs, and the chart success lies a story of resilience few could truly comprehend.

Jam Jam opens up like never before about:

• The rise and rapid fall of Dutchavelli, and how public accusations derailed not just a career, but a friendship and a strategic empire
• The emotional and business toll of managing artists under pressure, and how it affected his long-term vision
• His time in prison, how it derailed his momentum as a music entrepreneur — leaving him to start again in a business that moves fast and forgets faster
• Navigating the disappointment of Stefflon Don’s modest album sales, and the honest impact it had on their working relationship and her mindset as an artist
• What it really takes to stay focused, rebuild trust, and adapt in an industry that’s quick to praise and even quicker to cancel
• Why it is important for artists to do good business and form partnerships.
• And the cost of carrying the pressure for others while barely holding things together himself

This isn’t just an interview about music — it’s about identity, reputation, reinvention, and the quiet strength it takes to keep going when the spotlight turns cold.

Raw. Unfiltered. Unapologetically honest.

This is Jam Jam. This is The Be Unstoppable Podcast.

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What does it take to build a legacy in music?

In this episode of The Be Unstoppable Podcast, Ben Wynter sits down with Riki Bleau, the powerhouse behind Since ’93, to uncover his journey from rapper to Channel U to one of the UK’s most influential music executives.

Riki shares how signing his first record deal as part of Execution Squood set him on an unexpected path—one that would see him discover and develop global superstars like Labrinth, Naughty Boy, Emeli Sandé, and Sam Smith, whose records have sold in the tens of millions.

In this must-listen conversation, Riki reveals:
🔥 The early lessons from music moguls Tim Blacksmith & Danny D—and how their mentorship shaped his career.
🔥 The importance of mentorship, guidance, and betting on yourself—and why without it, he wouldn’t be where he is today.
🔥 Why the breakdown of their relationship led him to go his own way and create Since ’93—a label that became home to Fredo, Aitch, Tems, Tyla and more.
🔥 Finding Naughty Boy and the role he played in discovering Emeli Sande and Sam Smith.
🔥 How taking on Krept & Konan for management became a turning point that set him on a new path as a music executive.
🔥 The realities of being a young father in the music industry—and how it shaped his hunger for success.
🔥 Why Since ’93 is more than a label—it’s a lifestyle brand redefining the culture.
🔥 His take on Krept’s recent claim that he hasn’t made money from music.
🔥 Why Ted Cockle’s words, "there can be many truths," matter more than ever.
🔥 His relationship with Glyn Aikins, how their partnership developed over the years, and why it was key to their success.

This is an unfiltered, inspiring, and eye-opening conversation about legacy, ownership, and what it really takes to make it in the music industry.

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What if one decision could change the entire course of your life? In this episode of The Be Unstoppable Podcast, Ben Wynter sits down with TK, the mastermind behind Finesse Foreva, to uncover the defining moments that shaped his journey from South London to making history in UK music.

TK shares how a critical fork in the road could have led him down two very different paths—one towards media and music, the other towards the streets. That decision ultimately set him on a course that would see him play a key role in securing UK drill’s first-ever #1 single.

In this raw and unfiltered conversation, TK reveals:
🔥 How he accidentally found himself at the center of one of the most controversial and influential genres in UK music.
🔥 The grind behind Finesse Foreva, building a powerhouse label in the drill scene.
🔥 Why he didn’t believe in “Body” when he first heard it—and what ultimately made it a #1 hit.
🔥 His thoughts on 'snitch' culture and why building bridges with the police is crucial for the future of drill.
🔥 Why senior record company executives are failing to support the next generation.
🔥 The responsibility of record labels and tastemakers in drill’s stalled success—and what needs to change.
🔥 Why mentorship and giving back are the keys to long-term success in music and life.

This episode is a deep dive into resilience, risk-taking, and redefining the music industry on your own terms.

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