Gravity

About

Gravity isn't just a rapper; he's a sonic architect, meticulously constructing lyrical skyscrapers from the rubble of societal norms and personal struggles. Hailing from Uganda, his music is a potent cocktail of Lugaflow—a distinctive blend of local dialects and hip-hop—infused with Afrobeat rhythms and conscious lyricism reminiscent of early Common and Mos Def. Gravity's ascent began with underground cyphers and rapidly exploded onto the national stage, marked by the release of his critically acclaimed albums, cementing his position as a leading voice in East African hip-hop. He's not afraid to tackle complex issues, from poverty and corruption to cultural identity and the nuances of love, weaving narratives that resonate deeply with a generation seeking authenticity. Collaborations with both established Ugandan artists and international acts have further broadened his reach. With each new project, Gravity continues to push the boundaries of Ugandan hip-hop, building a legacy that's as grounded in his roots as it is soaring towards global recognition. His recent releases indicate a continued exploration of pan-African themes, solidifying his role as a cultural ambassador through rhythm and rhyme.