Skeemidele

Skeemidele, also known as skeemidele music or skeemidele beats, is a genre of electronic music that originated in the early 2000s, primarily in the United Kingdom. The term "skeemidele" is derived from the phrase "skeemidele beat," which refers to a specific type of drum pattern or beat that is characterized by its repetitive, syncopated rhythm. Skeemidele music is often associated with the grime and UK garage genres, and it has been influential in the development of other electronic music styles.

The genre is known for its use of sampled vocals, often taken from old soul, funk, and disco records, which are manipulated and layered to create complex, multi-tracked vocal arrangements. Skeemidele producers often employ a wide range of effects and processing techniques to achieve their signature sound. The music is typically produced using digital audio workstations (DAWs) and is characterized by its use of high-quality samples and meticulous production techniques.

Skeemidele music has been praised for its innovative use of technology and its ability to blend different musical styles. It has also been influential in the development of other electronic music genres, such as UK drill and UK hip hop. Despite its relatively short history, skeemidele has made a significant impact on the electronic music landscape and continues to be a source of inspiration for producers and musicians around the world.