Skream
Electronic
The next Skream concert is scheduled for Saturday, May 24, 2025 at Brockwell Park Pharmacy in London, United Kingdom. See all 10 upcoming concerts
![Listen to Thirst Day (feat. Dillon Kelly) [Radio Edit] by Skream & Big Jon, see lyrics, music video & more!](/mkimage/image/thumb/Music211/v4/b4/c3/65/b4c365dd-9226-f83c-db87-4f2d356b026e/199066569979.jpg/375x375bb.webp "Listen to Thirst Day (feat. Dillon Kelly) [Radio Edit] by Skream & Big Jon, see lyrics, music video & more!")
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![Watch Keep Movin' (feat. Max Milner) [Visualiser] music video by CamelPhat & Skream](/mkimage/image/thumb/Video114/v4/8e/a2/c0/8ea2c0a1-8732-61e9-3b68-72a9ec38c015/8864488689890101.jpg/575x575mv.webp "Watch Keep Movin' (feat. Max Milner) [Visualiser] music video by CamelPhat & Skream")
About Skream
Hometown
Croydon, London, England
Born
June 1, 1986
Genre
Electronic
While Skream’s name was once synonymous with the deepest, darkest dubstep, the London producer eventually turned into one of UK dance music’s most versatile figures. Born Oliver Jones in 1986, Skream was part of dubstep’s founding generation; his 2005 single “Midnight Request Line” drew the blueprint for the genre’s low-end throb and carnivalesque melodies. Despite a decade’s worth of bass investigations, Skream eventually gravitated toward more diverse sounds—hence the title of his second album, 2010’s Outside the Box. By the mid-2010s, he was turning out tech-house rollers, piano-house anthems, and even retro homages to New Wave and disco. No matter the style, what ties all his music together is its singular focus on the dance floor, combined with a determination to transmit as much super-sized emotion as a rousing chord or a rubbery bassline can convey.
Skream has also released music as a member of Magnetic Man.
