City Hustler

City Hustler's passion for music, particularly Ugandan Hip Hop and Luga Flow, ignited in his childhood. Before venturing into music professionally, he honed his skills as a choreographer and dancer in Uganda, even performing with the renowned Bboy crew, Zion Dancers, and appearing in music videos for local artists.

Relocating to Canada, City Hustler embraced his musical aspirations. He draws inspiration from Ugandan pioneers like GNL Zambia, Rocky Giant, and Babaluku, as well as international titans such as Eminem, 50 Cent, and Jay-Z.

Known for his distinctive sound, City Hustler masterfully blends Trap with a variety of genres, including Hip Hop, Dancehall, and Afrobeat, creating his signature Luga Trap. Despite the challenges of establishing a presence in the diaspora music scene, he has released over ten songs, with "Boss Lady" achieving significant airplay and acclaim. Other notable tracks include "Kiki," "Cold City," and "Move So."