Skream

First celebrated in the late 2000s as one of the pioneers of the Dubstep scene, a genre which he largely helped to develop and export worldwide from the UK alongside his older brother Hijak from the age of 15, Skream has now reached a mythical stature far beyond this ultra-innovative style which he embodied during his early years, both in production and on stage. 

It was in 2013 that he began a shift towards Disco, House, and Techno (notably with his remixes of Duke Dumont's "Need You" and "Infinity"), closing his label Disfigured Dubz to create a new platform called Of Unsound Mind, which since 2014 has released over 50 tracks and introduced the world to artists like Motions, Billy Turner, Melody's Enemy, and Osolot. On the production side, Skream has never stopped releasing music, with gems like the robust EP "Chronicles" with Billy Turner, and numerous remixes. In 2019, he reinvented himself again in terms of sound, seeking inspiration from 80s synths and the golden age of rave, on his tracks 'Song For Olivie', or 'Ectogazm', which earned him support from big names like Krystal Klear or The Blessed Madonna, and even the title of "Hottest Record in The World" from Annie Mac (BBC Radio).

A longevity and an ability to renew himself that make Skream one of the rare artists for whom ravers from all over the world can rush to a ticket office, for an All Night Long or hours-long-sets – four to be exact in the case of Club Wintercircus.