London-based producer/DJ Skream, also known as Ollie Jones, is a versatile artist known for his contributions to dubstep and exploration of various genres like techno, disco, drum'n'bass, and more. His iconic track "Midnight Request Line" from his 2006 album Skream! helped shape dubstep's shift towards a more melodic and accessible sound, leading to mainstream popularity by the early 2010s. Skream's diverse career includes successful ventures such as being part of the dubstep supergroup Magnetic Man and releasing mix CDs like Fabriclive 96, showcasing his evolution into tech-house and electro styles.

Starting his music career at age 15 at the notable Big Apple record store, Skream, along with Benga and Hatcha, played a pivotal role in the early development of dubstep. His releases on labels like Tempa and Deep Medi Musik, alongside remixes for mainstream artists, contributed to dubstep's rise in popularity. Skream's transition towards techno and house music was evident in tracks like "Rollercoaster" and mix CDs like Fabriclive 96, solidifying his reputation as a dynamic artist. With a discography spanning multiple genres and collaborations with various artists, Skream continues to push boundaries in electronic music.