After making such a huge first splash, they’re now looking at how they can stick around and keep speaking to the Black British experience and the community they’ve ignited longer-term. Fundraising for a studio and brand collaborations are ongoing as the station continues to broadcast seven days a week, and the BUILDHOLLYWOOD family are promoting No Signal Yearbook as part of the Your Space Or Mine series giving creatives a platform on the street.

For their first public campaign they’re championing the best new talent shaping British music and culture with 15 artists taking centre stage, from award winning rising stars to those who’ll be on your radar very soon. Whether it’s drillers Bandokay and Frosty, the hybrid sounds of M1llionz and Darkoo or a titan of the scene in waiting Dutchavelli, No Signal Yearbook is a who’s who of the UK underground in 2020.

As big supporters of community projects and emerging talent, the BUILDHOLLYWOOD family are proud to be taking No Signal and the Yearbook artists across the UK spreading the word with poster and billboard spots in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Bringing some much deserved physical presence to complement a lot of digital buzz, No Signal Yearbook is an affirmation that, in Jojo Sonubi’s own words, while the station was born out of lockdown it is here to stay. As with so many great ideas it’s a combination of finding a niche and executing things with a simplicity and authenticity that make you wonder why nobody had done it sooner.

2020 might have brought the world to its knees, but it doesn’t look like being able to stop the sensational rise of No Signal. It’s torn down parts of our lives we thought would always be there, but presented innovators with a chance to step up — the London station’s grabbed it with both hands and isn’t looking back.