Slam Sounds aka Arturas Grybe is a multi-talented Lithuanian born Producer/Sound Designer and Dj. He originated from a town called Marijampole in the south of Lithuania. Small town life encouraged creativity.       

       At the age of 15 he started a Hip Hop band Ganja Cru, where he began his music career as an Mc. Rapidly, the group began to gain recognition on the Lithuanian Hip Hop scene and started performing at various events. Eventually, the group paved the way for emerging artists such as leading Lithuanian Hip Hop musicians Shmekla Vaiper, now known as Despotin Fam. Other members of Ganja Cru included artists such as Serumas (now known as a gifted producer in Lithuania) and Liezhuvis (A.K.A ultimate Lithuanian freestyle Mc and a member of Despotin Fam). Slam competed in Lithuania’s national freestyle battle, where he was chosen amongst the best sixteen freestyle Mcs. Under Ganja Cru they have made an abundance of Hip Hop songs and released singles on Lithuanian Hip Hop compilation series 'Ultimatiumas'. Ganja Cru continued until Slam Sounds decided to move over to London, UK.       

       Living in London opened new doors to a much broader world of music and the technology surrounding. Apart from having a solid degree in Music Production & Theory, Slam Sounds is part of promoters collective called Copious Beats, while also DJing at various events in London and producing his own independent material. He has received musical commissions from well established companies such as clothing retailer ASOS and tea makers Twinings. Furthermore, Slam Sounds also produced soundtracks for documentary and live performance videos for acts like Lissie and Josh Beech, alongside recent release on well known Lithuanian future-music compilation Renegades of Bump 'Ritmo Kovos III' (Beat Battle III) and the dropping of full 5 track EP named 'Invisible Forces'.  Throughout the years of DJing he has developed a unique scratching style; a magician on the wheels of steel!

       Today, Slam Sounds music has many diverse influences ranging from heavy yet melodic early Dubstep vibes, experimental electronic J-Dilla inspired Hip Hop grooves, twists of old-school Garage, sweet Dub melodies, Trap energy, Deep House sounds, 80s Soul synth and everything from organic recorded off-beat percussion patterns to synthetic bleeps, lasers, clicks and mid-range Lo-Fi textures...