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Search complete. 5 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Bass".

Sep 17, 2026

Jay BrannanPANELIST
5:04
But I don't get...
Jay BrannanPANELIST
5:06
Bass, future bass, rhythm, dubstep, whatever name you want to use.
Jay BrannanPANELIST
5:16
I don't get it.
John YoungHOST
5:17
There's
Ira CreasmanHOST
11:00
There's the ba ba da ba doo ba da ba.
Drew CreasmanHOST
11:03
Bass.
Drew CreasmanHOST
11:03
Bass-
Ira CreasmanHOST
11:03
Uh-
Drew CreasmanHOST
11:03
That's a bass sound.
Paul McGowanGUEST
18:30
Right? And then bass.
Paul McGowanGUEST
18:35
Oh, my gosh.
Paul McGowanGUEST
18:36
Bass.
Paul McGowanGUEST
18:37
That's our old buddy.
Paul McGowanGUEST
18:40
you know, with the long wavelengths, right? They just bunch up and there's nothing you can do in the room in a practical sense to defeat that.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:23
In 1970s Britain, Caribbean sound system culture, imported by Jamaican communities, reshaped how music was heard.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:32
Bass wasn't just a sound, it was physical, communal, political.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:42
One of the key figures in the dubbed scene, Lee Scratch Perry said,
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:47
I make the sound go round and round.

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