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Milton Gram Greene has cemented himself as a key figure in the underground riddim scene. Hailing from Queens, NY, since 2015, he has traveled extensively, documenting the genre’s rise through his signature video platform, the “GramCam.” Over the years, Gram Greene has captured historic moments and performances from some of the biggest names in dubstep—spanning both underground icons and mainstream heavyweights—including Shiverz, Inkfekt, Subtronics, Svdden Death, Boogie T, Hamro, Codd Dubz, Bommer, He$h, and many more.
While Gram Greene’s visual storytelling reshaped how fans connected with the underground, he wasn’t content staying behind the camera. Fueled by a deeper passion for the music itself, he transitioned into DJing and production—bringing the same raw energy and creativity to the stage as he did to the screen. His catalog spans the full timeline of bass music: from early dubstep roots to the modern-day evolution of riddim.
Launching his touring career in Montreal in 2016, Gram Greene has since played over 300 shows across North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand (upcoming), earning widespread respect for his originality, work ethic, and deep connection to the culture.
Gram Greene’s sets are far more than standard DJ performances—they’re immersive, high-energy experiences. With a sharp ear for curation, signature live edits, and an undeniable stage presence, he turns every set into a moment. Whether performing solo or jumping into an impromptu b2b with artists like Hamro, Rane, or Pyro, Gram Greene thrives on spontaneity, connection, and pure chaos—creating lasting memories that fans carry well beyond the club or festival grounds.
In recent years, Gram Greene expanded his vision through Destructors Talent—a platform that blends artist development, community building, and event curation under one banner. Best known for the Destructors Takeover series, he has thrown sold-out shows in cities like Montreal, Atlantic City, Denver, Washington D.C., and Brisbane, bringing together a rotating cast of underground bass disruptors including Bommer, Pyro, Rane, Koh, Smal B, and many others.
There are many things Gram Greene has up his sleeves. A riddim lord of many trades, he continues to evolve while staying true to his roots. The easy path was never an option for this artist. A multifaceted individual, he’s built a lasting bond with his fanbase worldwide—through sound, story, and soul. Attending a Gram Greene set isn’t just another night out—it’s an experience, a movement, and a moment in time that reflects his relentless passion for the underground.