Ghostpoet

Ghostpoet, born Obaro Ejimiwe on January 18, 1983, in London, England, is a British singer-songwriter and producer known for his distinctive blend of spoken word, electronica, and trip-hop influences. He rose to prominence with his debut album, "Peanut Butter Blues & Melancholy Jam," released in 2011, which earned him a Mercury Prize nomination. Ghostpoet's music is characterized by its introspective lyrics, atmospheric soundscapes, and his unique vocal delivery that often blurs the line between rapping and singing. Over the years, Ghostpoet has continued to evolve his sound, exploring themes of urban life, existential anxiety, and personal reflection. His subsequent albums, including "Some Say I So I Say Light" (2013), "Shedding Skin" (2015), and "Dark Days + Canapés" (2017), have received critical acclaim for their innovative production and poetic storytelling. His fifth album, "I Grow Tired But Dare Not Fall Asleep" (2020), further solidified his reputation as a boundary-pushing artist. Known for his emotive live performances, Ghostpoet has built a dedicated fan base and remains a significant figure in the UK music scene, admired for his artistic integrity and refusal to be confined to a single genre.