Dirty Skank Beats is a Producer and DJ fusing Reggae / Dancehall with Drum & Bass and Electronic Music. The project started in 2010 when Dirty Skank Beats Remixed the infamous track 'Clarks' by Vybz Kartel, Popcaan and Gaza Slim, this track came out on 12" Vinyl & Mp3 and was distributed worldwide from Uk to Japan and USA. The Remix also reached the Top 10 Reggae Charts on Beatport and Juno and sold out in stores like ToolBox in Germany or Chemical Records in England.

In 2011 J Rod Records of Trinidad & Tobago linked up with Dirty Skank Beats to produce the 'Second Chances Riddim Remixes' album which brings together some of the most respected names in the worldwide Reggae scene, Capleton, Sizzla, Anthony B, Coco Tea and others were released on vinyl and mp3 with worldwide distribution.

In 2012 the Remix for 'Greater Then Great' by Skarra Mucci & Dreadsquad took the number 1 place on online store Juno Download Charts, this remix was also chosen to be used in the official music video. After these releases many more official remixes started flying out the studio for artists like; Lutan Fyah, Daddy Freddy and more recently Ninja Man, one of the pioneers of Jamaican SoundSystem clash culture. This last Remix also ranks the number 1 spot on iTunes Spain Charts for over three months.

In 2014 there are no STOP signs for Dirty Skank Beats since everything is ready for the new release 'Mad Riddim Combination' EP, this time an original production that features vocal appearances by Suku from Ward 21 (Jamaica) who also collaborated with artists like Major Lazer, Chase & Status or Sean Paul to name a few. This new EP also includes the vocal talents of Doubla J, one of the newest rising artists in Europe.

Besides Producer Dirty Skank Beats is also a DJ and has performed at various events with artists such as Protoje, Aidonia, General Levy, Charly Black, Patrice, Skarra Mucci, Pow Pow Movement, Benny Page, Serial Killaz, Zion Train, Skatalites, DigitalDubs among many others. Also performed at various festivals, academic nights and Reggae / Dancehall Party’s.
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