SB.TV is what can be best described as an internet entertainment channel, founded by media mogul Jamal Edwards aka SB. His work is original, exclusive material, and the video footage is always directed, filmed and edited by SB himself.
Such is the popularity of SB.TV that the YouTube channel has amassed over 13,000,000 upload views and this figure rises rapidly on a daily basis. Such impressive statistics landed SB an official YouTube partnership in 2009. The youth broadcaster is still only 19, and already, his channel puts him in the worldwide Top 100 most viewed and subscribed YouTube directors of all time.
Luton born and west London bred, Jamal Edwards, 19, is the man behind online production enterprise SB.TV, renowned and respected for providing the grime scene with a visual platform, broadcasting from pockets of the UK too often ignored. Having now amassed a following of over 15,000 subscribers and still growing to his YouTube channel and over11 million views and counting, SB.TV is a brand firming itself in mainstream vernacular.
Edwards is clearly glad he gave up MCing to stand behind the camera then.
Liam Tootill is a freelance music journalist and researcher and his work centralises around UK music genres. He is part of the SB.TV media team and is also a contributor to RWD music magazine and Hip Hop Village, writing news stories, single/album/gig reviews and conducting interviews (Wiley, De la soul, Professor Green, Chiddy Bang, Bashy, Bless Beats, Northern Xposure, Princess Nyah, Kedar Williams-Stirling, Jerome Holder, Smiler, Remi Nicole amongst others). Liam has also contributed for Ctrl.Alt.Shift & Rivmixx.com.
Jake Warren is a versatile music producer and composer for TV. His work includes jingles, title music, idents and bespoke commissions for adverts. Jake’s technical training, together with his broad musical background and interests, enable him to create music across a wide range of genres, from classical to grime. For SB.TV, Jake has created an original set of idents for 2010, establishing a sonic identity for the channel.
James Hanna is a freelance visual specialist whose main passion is television and radio. He has studied the inn’s and out’s of media production for six years since leaving school at the age of 16. At 17 whilst at college he found himself a work placement at MTV where he worked in the News Department. After this James went onto work experience course at SKY News. Since completing his Degree at University he has gone on to work with some of the best. His documentary, “Schools Out”, which delves deep into the UK’s educations system and outlines the flaws within it has been officially selected and entered into the 2010 INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. James has also done production work for DJ Limelight, the award winning BBC Radio DJ- Now he’s SBTV.

Jamal found Georgia hanging out on the street corners of Kilburn, North West London wearing a granny shirt and attempting to make strangers crack a smile and knew instantly that she was what he needed for SB.TV!
Where the hell did you find this girl? Is a phrase uttered my many when meeting Georgia, who’s unique presenting and interviewing style was honed on the high streets of Kilburn between having her own market stall, flirting with stand up comedy and bargaining for some fake bling.