Present or help make a weekly segment
Talk naturally about Scottish music, help shape a round-up, research a story, edit a segment or contribute a recurring part of the weekly format.
Make something with SHHC
SHHC is developing interviews, weekly features, short-form video, audio and scene-led formats around Scottish hip-hop. Some can be made internally. Others will be better with people who already create, present, film, write, photograph or talk about music in Scotland.
Examples
What could that actually mean?
This is not a list of fixed jobs. It is a set of real examples of the kinds of content and collaborations SHHC wants to explore.
Interview an artist
A proper conversation, a focused feature or a shorter interview built around the artist rather than a generic questionnaire.
Make a 60-second social Q&A
Fast, repeatable formats for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts that bring out personality without needing a full studio interview.
Bring your own format or audience
If you already make Scottish music content, a crossover or guest feature may make more sense than asking you to become an 'SHHC presenter'.
Build a producer feature
Beat breakdowns, studio conversations, production stories or other ways of giving the people behind the records more space.
Cover an event or session
Film, photograph, interview or create a useful piece around a specific event, performance or live SHHC project.
Pitch a format we have not thought of
If the idea fits Scottish hip-hop and makes sense for SHHC, you do not need to wait for us to invent a category for it.
Who we'd like to hear from
You do not need an SHHC job title
Existing creators can stay themselves. Someone with a good interview style, social format or specialist skill may be more useful as a collaborator than as a permanent member of an SHHC team.
Interviewers and hostsScottish music and social creatorsWriters and researchers for specific featuresVideographers and editorsPhotographersDJs, audio producers and people comfortable behind a microphone
Tell us what you would actually like to make, why it suits SHHC and what part you could contribute. Previous work is useful if you have it, but you do not need a formal media CV just to start a conversation.
How collaborations work
Agree the project before the work starts
There are no fixed roles attached to this page. If an idea develops into actual work, SHHC and the contributor should agree what is being made, the scope, deadlines, credit, rights and any payment before work begins.
One fixed boundary: contributing to SHHC content does not give anyone influence over chart eligibility, scoring, methodology or rankings.
Tell us what you would like to make.
Use the Get involved form and choose Content / creative collaboration. Give us the idea, the part you would like to play and a public example of your work if you have one.