Ghetts

Ghetts, born Justin Clarke in East London in 1984, is a critically acclaimed British rapper, songwriter, and pivotal figure in the evolution of grime music. Emerging in the early 2000s from the vibrant underground scene, Ghetts (formerly known as Ghetto) honed his craft as a member of NASTY Crew and later The Movement, quickly gaining recognition for his relentless wordplay, complex rhyme schemes, and energetic delivery. His acclaimed mixtapes, including "2000 & Life" and "Ghetto Gospel," helped establish him as a formidable lyricist with a unique ability to weave intricate narratives reflecting both personal struggle and broader social issues.

Over the years, Ghetts has consistently pushed creative boundaries, collaborating with artists across genres and generations, and earning widespread praise for albums such as "Rebel With a Cause," "Ghetto Gospel: The New Testament," and "Conflict of Interest," the latter of which garnered him mainstream success and a Mercury Prize nomination. Renowned for his dynamic live performances and lyrical prowess, Ghetts remains a prominent voice in British music, lauded for his authenticity, innovation, and enduring impact on the UK rap and grime landscape.