
Artist
Skream
Skream is a musical artist formed in 1986. 94 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
- 94
- Releases
- 2005–2026
- Active years
- 1986
- Formed

Artist
Skream is a musical artist formed in 1986. 94 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.

Most popular
Skream!
2006

Outside the Box
2010

Skreamizm 8
2023

Unreleased Classics. Vol.3
2021

Ghostface
2020

Unreleased Classics. Vol.2 2004-2006
2020

Unreleased Classics. Vol.1 2002-2003
2020

C Notes
2019
100K Freeizm
2012

Skreamizm (Vol. 7)
2012
Freeizm History
2011

Where You Should Be (feat. Sam Frank)
2011
The Freeizm Album
2010

Skreamizm (Vol. 4)
2008
Rinse 02: Mixed By Skream
2007

Skream EP
EP · 2011

Big Space
Single · 2026

Rampage
Single · 2026

The Boy / Moon
Single · 2025

Lost Without You
Single · 2025

Thirst Day
Single · 2025

Thirst Day (Jasper James Remix)
Single · 2025

Pound Town
Single · 2025

Bass Tool (Radio Edit)
Single · 2025

Pound Town (Victoria Remix)
Single · 2025

Lightning (Skream Remix)
Single · 2024

FIYA SELECTA (feat. Toya Delazy)
Single · 2024

Witching Hour
Single · 2024

Imali Yami
Single · 2024

Awe (feat. Darryl Jones)
Single · 2024

Big Man (Skream Remix)
Single · 2024

Summoned
Single · 2023

Thinking Of You
EP · 2023

X Rated
Single · 2023

Your Love
Single · 2023

Waiheke Island
Single · 2023

The Attention Deficit Track
Single · 2022

Gaia EP
EP · 2022

Trip
Single · 2022

World Is Empty
Single · 2022

The Attention Deficit EP
EP · 2022

'Sad Days'
Single · 2021

LOL OK (Habstrakt Remix)
Single · 2021

So Sorry
Single · 2021

LOL OK
Single · 2021

Natural Remixed
Single · 2021

Steel City Dance Discs Volume 23
EP · 2021

Instakord
Single · 2021

Chesters Groove EP
EP · 2021

Shinogi
Single · 2021

Trees
Single · 2021

Space Ghetto
Single · 2021

Take It
Single · 2020

Lick (Freestyle)
Single · 2020

DUNNN
Single · 2020

Loaded (feat. Bustdown)
Single · 2020

Emf
Single · 2020

Beautiful Faces (Skream Remix)
Single · 2020

This Is It
Single · 2019

Ectogazm
Single · 2019

Song for Olivia
Single · 2019

Otto's Chant
Single · 2019

Pussy Pop
Single · 2019

Be Someone (Skream Remix)
Single · 2019

Poison
Single · 2018

Old Yella
Single · 2018

Chronicles EP
EP · 2017

Face Down in the Water
EP · 2017

Ofunsoundmind020
Single · 2016

You Know, Right?
Single · 2016

Still Lemonade
Single · 2015

Diam / Mood to Funk
Single · 2014

Bang That
Single · 2014

Rollercoaster
Single · 2013

Kingpin
EP · 2013

Rollercoaster (Remixes)
EP · 2013

Sweetz (2005 Flex) / Angry World
Single · 2011

Skream Edition, Vol. 1
EP · 2011

Exothermic Reaction
Single · 2011

Gritty / Phatty Drummer
Single · 2011

Skreamizm (Vol. 6)
EP · 2011

Burning Up / Memories of 3rd Base
Single · 2009

The Shinein
Single · 2009

No Future (Skreamix)
Single · 2009

Hedd Banger / Percression
Single · 2008

Midnight Request Line (Remixes)
Single · 2008

Skreamizm (Vol. 5)
EP · 2008

Skreamizm (Vol. 3)
EP · 2007

Tapped / Dutch Flowerz
Single · 2006

Skreamizm (Vol. 1)
EP · 2006

Skreamizm (Vol. 2)
EP · 2006

Loefah Remixes
Single · 2006

Midnight Request Line / I
Single · 2005

28 Grams / Fearless
Single · 2005
Skream is a British electronic record producer based in Croydon. One of dubstep's first and most prominent producers, he has played an important role in the genre's development. His debut album Skream! was released in 2006, and was followed up by Outside the Box in 2010. Skream is also a member of the Dubstep supergroup Magnetic Man, along with fellow producers Benga and Artwork. The group released their self-titled debut album on 8 October 2010. Jones was born in West Wickham, Bromley, London. As a teenager, he worked at Big Apple Records, a Croydon-based record store that was at the centre of the early dubstep scene; even prior to this, Jones had become acquainted with Hatcha, another dubstep pioneer, because Jones' brother worked on an adjacent floor in Big Apple Records. As a result of this encounter, Hatcha was the first DJ to play Skream dubplates. Skream began producing music at the age of 15 (using FruityLoops) and claims to now have roughly 800 songs in varying stages of development, including a number of early disco and funk-inspired records. Jones would regularly 'bunk' school and spend the day at Big Apple Records through his teenage years. On various occasions he would…