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Birth name
  
Shaka Loveless Gron

Name
  
Shaka Loveless

Genres
  
Rap, reggae, R&B

Role
  
Rapper


Occupation(s)
  
Singer, Songwriter

Parents
  
James Loveless

Instruments
  
Vocals

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Born
  
May 3, 1984 (age 39) Aarhus, Denmark (
1984-05-03
)

Associated acts
  
The Gypsies, Shades of Blue

Albums
  
Shaka Loveless, Til vi ligger, Det Vi Sku' Miste

Awards
  
Danish Music Award for Danish Male Artist of the Year

Similar People
  
Wafande, Klumben, Ankerstjerne, Burhan G, Pharfar

Profiles


Music group
  
The Gypsies (Since 2000)

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Shaka Loveless (born in Aarhus, Denmark in March 5, 1984) is a Danish rapper and singer with reggae roots. He is also a lead vocalist for the Danish hip-hop / R&B band The Gypsies (earlier known as The Electric Gypsies with a more rock-oriented sound).

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Shaka Loveless is the son of famous blues player James Loveless and has been a regular part of the Danish blues scene, as a solo artist, and in his long collaboration as member of Shades of Blue, where he played with guitarist Uffe Steen, bassist Morten Brauner and drummer Claus Daugaard.

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Besides being lead vocalist for The Gypsies, he has also developed a successful solo career with his 2012 charting hit "Tomgang" that rose to No. 1 on the Danish Singles Chart. The platinum selling single "Tomgang" is produced by Donkey Sound like the rest of his debut album which was released by Universal Music in October 2012.

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Albums

with The Gypsies
  • 2007: One Hand Up
  • 2009: For the Feeble Hearted
  • solo

    Singles

    with The Gypsies
  • 2007: "Underground"
  • 2008: "Part of Me"
  • 2009: "The Mirror"
  • 2009: "American Girl"
  • Solo
    Featured in

    References

    Shaka Loveless Wikipedia