Big Skeez is an Artist who refuses to stand still.

Constantly evolving, his music channels the energy of Afro Swing, Amapiano, Dancehall, and Rap, blending them seamlessly into a sound that is both deeply personal and globally resonant. Rooted in his African heritage and shaped by his upbringing in Western Sydney, Big Skeez’s music is a bridge between worlds—reflecting the rhythm of his past while pushing forward into new creative spaces.

Since independently releasing music in 2016, Big Skeez has steadily built a career that speaks to perseverance and artistic growth. His 2023 debut mixtape Work Don’t Stop (via NLV Records) was a defining moment in his journey —a bold, 12-track statement of ambition and resilience. The project weaves together stories of struggle, success, and self-belief, underpinned by infectious beats and his signature melodic flow.

2025 now sees Big Skeez unveil his bold new chapter, recharging the scene with the release of the uplifting single Pick and Go. Showcasing his acclaimed approach to amapiano and afrobeat, Pick and Go sees Skeez glide over sunny guitar chops and a bright percussive groove, highlighting his ability to craft hooks that stay with you long after the music stops.

With fresh vitality and a reinvigorated sound, Big Skeez continuously reinforces his commitment to community and cultural representation through his music, placing him at the forefront of Australia’s new wave of genre-blurring artists.

In a mammoth career so far, Big Skeez has voiced and soundtracked the Western Sydney Wanderers A-League team with his song ‘Up’, toured nationally with Allday, amassed over 10k Shazams for his Human Movement collaboration ‘House Check’, and featured in campaigns for Vogue and GQ.

Praised by tastemakers including triple j, triple j Unearthed, FBi Radio, NME Australia, Acclaim Magazine, Rolling Stone Australia, Pilerats and Take Flight for his unique point of difference that highlights the rich history and legacy of culture.

Beyond the music, Big Skeez is a storyteller, using sound as a way to uplift and inspire. His vibrant take on Afro-inspired club music stands apart from the darker tones of drill, offering a more celebratory and expansive vision of the African-Australian experience. In the studio, his hands-on approach to production ensures that every beat, melody, and cadence carries his personal touch, reinforcing his deep connection to the art form. His journey is one of cultural pride, resilience, and boundless ambition, with no signs of slowing down.