My Lyrics Differentiate Me From Other Artistes – Original Gravity

Upcoming artiste, Michael Ngozi Nwaoboshi (known as) Original Gravity has said that kind of lyrics, sound, personality and personality differentiates him from other Nigerian artistes.  

The artiste while speaking with LEADERSHIP Flavour said his music is so unique that it never be duplicated in any form, stating, “my brand is not just about the music I make, but my ideology in handling life and people.”

Speaking of the challenges he had faced in the fiercely competitive Nigerian music industry; he said the first obstacle he had to overcome as a rapper and creative was his mindset and gaining self-conviction. 

“If you can overcome that then every other thing won’t be a challenge, because I believe whereever there is a problem, there is always a solution.

“The industry is filled with a lot of talented people, so, standing out as a rapper is also a challenge every rapper faces especially when you are an independent rapper,” he said.

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A rapper of the Afro rap-tuk, a sub-genre of Afrobeats featuring distinct rap lyrics and sound, spoke of his forthcoming music project, noting that so far he has released a handful of singles, a seven track EP titled Laws of Gravity (2022), another single named Evidence, and set to release a new EP Intercourse. 

Recalling the beginning of his music career during his secondary school says, the Ibusa, Delta State indigene said he had always had an interest in music from a very young age but began making strong moves towards music when he was in senior secondary school III.

“I started playing, experimenting with a DJ software, Virtual DJ. A few months after, I began renting speakers and taking small shows. Then, after my graduation from secondary school, I went to further my music education, registered with the BeeCee Studios as an apprentice for a year, and here we are. I dropped my first single Wahala in my third year at the university.”