Skepsis

Skepsis, real name Scott Jenkins, is a prominent figure in the UK bass music scene, known for his high-energy productions and distinctive sound that blends elements of bassline, garage, and drum and bass. Hailing from London, England, Skepsis rose to prominence in the mid-2010s, quickly becoming one of the most recognised names in the UK bass music community.

His breakthrough track, "Goes Like," released in 2016, became a defining moment in his career. The track's infectious bassline and gritty sound design cemented Skepsis' reputation as a key innovator in the genre. Following this success, he continued to release a series of well-received singles and collaborations, earning widespread support from DJs and radio stations across the UK.

Skepsis is also a core member of the CruCast collective, a label and crew renowned for pushing the UK bass sound into the mainstream. Through CruCast, he has released a variety of tracks and performed at major festivals and events, including Glastonbury, Creamfields, and Boomtown. His sets are celebrated for their energy, crowd interaction, and carefully curated track selections.

In 2021, Skepsis released his debut album, "Faith in Chaos," which showcased his versatility as a producer and featured collaborations with vocalists and fellow producers from across the bass music spectrum. The album received critical acclaim and highlighted his ability to push the boundaries of the genre while staying true to his signature sound.

Beyond his studio work, Skepsis remains an influential figure in the live music scene, known for his relentless touring schedule and commitment to delivering unforgettable performances. His impact on the UK bass music landscape is undeniable, and his continued evolution as an artist ensures that he remains at the forefront of the genre.