How many Skepta releases are on Riffiter?

65 releases are catalogued, spanning 2007 to 2025.

When was Skepta formed?

Skepta formed in 2005, in Tottenham, UK.

What genre is Skepta?

Skepta is catalogued under Grime.

What is the most recent Skepta release on Riffiter?

Cops & Robbers (Instrumental), released in 2025.

Artist

Skepta

Skepta is a grime artist from Tottenham, UK formed in 2005. 65 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.

Grime · Tottenham, UK · Best grime albums

65
Releases: 2007–2025
Active years: 2005
Formed

Discography

12

Singles & EPs

53

About

Joseph Junior Adenuga, better known as Skepta, is an English Grime MC from Tottenham, North London, England. Originally from and born to Nigerian parents he moved from Lagos to London aged three. His family history can be traced back further to Ethiopia, to the Falash Mura community. He is a producer and DJ commonly associated with the North London Grime scene, including Roll Deep and Boy Better Know. The name “Skepta” originated from the word Sceptre, a type of staff. He did not like the way it was spelt and felt that he wanted a unique stage name so ‘that he could type “Skepta” in YouTube and only he would come up.’ So, he changed it. Skepta started his music career after he won a MC battle with over 300 people contesting beating Tempa T in the final. He also formed a partnership with his brother JME and became renowned throughout Greater London for his hit single (he also produced), “Private Caller” which featured many of his Meridian Crew from Meridian Walk in Tottenham. Skepta (Managing Director) along with brother JME (CEO), began their grime label Boy Better Know in late 2005. The phrase “Boy Better Know” was originated by Big H the artist. This phrase was then taken by …

Skepta in brief

How many Skepta releases are on Riffiter?: 65 releases are catalogued, spanning 2007 to 2025.
When was Skepta formed?: Skepta formed in 2005, in Tottenham, UK.
What genre is Skepta?: Skepta is catalogued under Grime.
What is the most recent Skepta release on Riffiter?: Cops & Robbers (Instrumental), released in 2025.