Draft:Hamza Ansari (rapper)
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Hamza Ansari | |
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| Born | 2009 Sweden |
| Origin | Karachi, Pakistan |
| Genres | Urdu rap, Hindi rap, Trap, Lofi |
| Occupation(s) | Rapper, songwriter, producer, visual artist |
| Years active | 2025–present |
Hamza Ansari (born 2009) is a Swedish-born Pakistani rapper, songwriter, music producer, and visual artist. He is known for his expressive Urdu and Hindi rap, blending melodic and trap elements with poetic and emotional depth. Ansari gained attention with his independent releases and for producing, directing, and editing his own visuals.
Early life
[edit]Hamza Ansari was born in Sweden and is originally from Karachi, Pakistan. Raised in Stockholm, he developed an early interest in music, animation, and visual storytelling. He began writing and recording songs at the age of 13. Despite facing criticism and discouragement early on, he continued to work independently, creating music and visuals on his own.
Career
[edit]Hamza debuted with his first official single "Few Ones" in February 2025. The song, a melodic lofi-rap track, explores themes of emotional vulnerability and deep connection. It received appreciation for its poetic lyrics, soft production, and soothing visuals.
He followed up with "Tera Zikr", a romantic Hindi-Urdu track featuring expressive writing and melodic delivery. His latest single, "Chor Do Na", continues his focus on emotional storytelling and smooth flows, adding further depth to his discography.
Hamza is known for his ability to blend heartfelt themes with a youthful, street-inspired vibe, while maintaining full control over his creative process—from writing to mixing to video direction.
Musical style and influences
[edit]Ansari’s style is a blend of Urdu/Hindi rap, melodic trap, and lofi-inspired production. He draws inspiration from South Asian artists such as Raftaar, Emiway, and Talha Anjum. His lyrics often reflect his personal experiences, mental state, and observations of youth life and social pressure.
He is known for:
- Poetic and conversational lyricism
- Melodic rap style with emotional delivery
- Independent music and video production
Discography
[edit]Singles
[edit]- "Few Ones" (2025)
- "Tera Zikr" (2025)
- "Chor Do Na" (2025)
References
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External links
[edit]Category:Living people Category:music producer Category:Urdu-language rappers Category:Pakistani rappers Category:2009 births Category:Hip hop musicians