Ghetts

Justin Clarke, known by his stage name Ghetts, is a prominent British grime artist hailing from Plaistow, East London. Born on October 9, 1984, Ghetts has been a pivotal figure in the grime scene since the early 2000s. Originally performing under the moniker Ghetto, he gained recognition as a member of the NASTY Crew before embarking on a successful solo career. Ghetts released his debut mixtape, "2000 & Life," in 2005, which was critically acclaimed and established him as a formidable presence in the grime community. Known for his lyrical complexity, rapid-fire delivery, and emotive storytelling, Ghetts has continued to evolve artistically over the years. His subsequent works, including "Ghetto Gospel" (2007) and "Freedom of Speech" (2008), further cemented his status in the genre. In 2014, Ghetts released his first studio album, "Rebel with a Cause," which was nominated for the prestigious Mercury Prize. His later works, such as "Ghetto Gospel: The New Testament" (2018) and "Conflict of Interest" (2021), showcase his growth and versatility, cementing his reputation as one of grime's most influential artists. Known for addressing social issues and personal experiences through his music, Ghetts continues to be a vital voice in UK rap.