Kivitz

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Also known as

Vitor Kivitz

Years Active

2014

Genres

rap, hip hop

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Vitor Kivitz, born in São Paulo on April 15, 1989, is a prominent Brazilian rapper, songwriter, music producer, and arranger. The son of pastor and theologian Ed René Kivitz, the artist began his recording career in 2014 with the release of the EP Profissão Profeta, gaining greater notoriety the following year through the acclaimed work Casa ≠ Lar. Throughout his career, he has built prominent collaborations with various names in the national scene, recording with artists such as Daniela Araújo, the band Tanlan, and the rap group Ao Cubo.

In 2016, he joined forces with musician Will Bone to record the EP Horas Vagas, a work that received a positive reception from specialized critics, in addition to participating in a live recording on the Showlivre project. Solidifying his presence in Brazilian rap, he released his first full-length studio album, titled Em Nome do Vento, in 2018, featuring heavy-hitting guest appearances such as Rashid, Dona Kelly, Stefanie, DJ Erick Jay, DJ RM, Paulo Nazareth, and Biro.

Maintaining his relevance in the music scene, Kivitz released an album in partnership with DJ Comum in 2022, exploring new sonic territories and integrating guests such as Clovis Pinho, Killa Bi, Silvera, Wesley Camilo, Bonsai, Inglês, and Flavia K. His discography reflects a constant evolution within hip hop and contemporary urban music in Brazil, engaging in dialogue with different branches and musical genres.

Discography

• Kivitz no Estúdio Showlivre Gospel (Ao Vivo) (2017)
• Em Nome do Vento (2018)
• Kivitz & Dj Comum, Vol. 1 (2022)