Artist's albums
The Search (with The Skints)
2022 · single
Oh My Love (Bob Vylan Remix)
2020 · single
Get Ready
2020 · single
Live at Electric Brixton
2020 · album
Restless: The Riddim Punks Remixes
2019 · single
Swimming Lessons
2019 · album
Gets on Top
2019 · single
Restless
2019 · single
Armageddon
2019 · single
Learning to Swim
2019 · single
FM
2015 · album
Short Change EP
2014 · EP
Out My Mind
2014 · single
Part & Parcel (Recorded Delivery)
2012 · album
Live, Breathe, Build, Believe
2010 · album
Up Against the Wall (7" Version)
2010 · single
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Biography
An eclectic and spirited London four-piece, the Skints deliver a versatile amalgamation of reggae, ska-punk, dub, grime, hip-hop, soul, and dancehall that's as feel-good and soul-stirring as it is hard-hitting and politically charged on the lyrical front. Founded in Northeast London in 2007 by high school friends Marcia Richards, Joshua Waters Rudge, Jamie Kyriakides, and Jonathan Doyle, the group got their start in the ska-punk circuit. Their eponymous debut EP and first full-length, 2009's Live, Breathe, Build, Believe, helped build a loyal fan base that would eventually follow them out of the squat party scene and into the touring underground. After releasing 2012's Part & Parcel, the quartet inked a deal with influential New York City-based reggae and dub label spotify:search:label%3A%22Easy+Star+Records%22 . The resulting FM, released in 2015, was a critical and commercial success, and was supported by a lengthy U.S. tour alongside genre luminaries like Sublime, Easy Star All-Stars, and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones. They returned in 2019 with the introspective Swimming Lessons, which added 8 Bit-influenced dancehall and melodic grunge to the group's arsenal, and featured guest spots from Grammy-nominated Jamaican reggae artist Protoje, freestyler Runkus, and dub and roots reggae star Jesse Royal. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi