Made By Music

Guy has played with everyone from Pink Floyd to Madonna to Jimmy Page, and he's got the stories to prove it.

Cultural icon, DJ, artist and creator Boy George proves he really doesn't believe in genres. 

It's no secret that Norman Cook loves a mash up. From New Wave to Hiphop he shares his deep love of music and takes us through his record collection.

Cultural icon, DJ, artist and creator Boy George proves he really doesn't believe in genres. 

It's no secret that Norman Cook loves a mash up. From New Wave to Hiphop he shares his deep love of music and takes us through his record collection.

Cultural icon, DJ, artist and creator Boy George proves he really doesn't believe in genres. 

It's no secret that Norman Cook loves a mash up. From New Wave to Hiphop he shares his deep love of music and takes us through his record collection.

Sean finds out what Matt Berry has been up to in the shadows.

Sean finds out how Eddie Piller ruined the Style Council.

Sean hears from the musical chameleon Youth what it’s like to play in a band with Sir Paul McCartney.

Sean talks to Squeeze co-founder Chris Difford about the highs of writing for rock legends, trippy Pink Floyd experiences, and an unexpected call from Elton John.

Neil Barnes talks to Sean about Leftfield's record-breaking concert and his 'kidnap' of John Lydon.

Miki Berenyi on Lush's journey and the ugly truths of brit-pop. Plus, her candid reflections on fame and the price of success.

Romesh educates Sean through his love of hip-hop and weighs in on some of hip-hop's biggest beefs.

Dr Sice on hit singles and musicians' mental health in the digital era

Mark Billingham on crime tales, country ballads, and being an Elvis Costello superfan.

This time on Made By Music we’ve got James Skelly, the voice behind iconic alt-rockers The Coral talking about not just one, but two new albums - 'Sea of Mirrors' and 'Holy Joe's Coral Island Medicine Show'.

In this episode, Sean delves into Nick’s career as one-half of Mercury Prize-nominated electronic dance act Lemon Jelly.

Sean dives into Paul Hartnoll and Orbital’s stellar career, including the headline Glastonbury performance in 1994 that Q magazine called “one of the top 50 gigs of all time”.

What’s it like to be parachuted into one of the biggest bands in the world on an instrument you don’t normally play? Sean delves into the career of Ride and Oasis’s Andy Bell. 

What’s it like to write one of the most recognisable guitar riffs in rock history? Sean visits Billy Duffy of The Cult for a rare interview on Billy’s Staffordshire farm.  

Pioneering DJ and remixer Greg Wilson drops in to give Sean a two-part education in all things dance music, and there’s no one better qualified than Greg.

It's a musical showdown this week on Made By Music, with YONAKA's Theresa Jarvis and Alex Crosby battling for the best music moments, with Sean as the judge. Who will emerge victorious?

Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh takes Sean through the soundtrack to his life so far.