Jimi Cravity

Jimi Cravity is a Christian singer, songwriter, producer, and worship leader. He was born Maurice Eugene Willis on December 4, 1984, in Atlanta, Georgia. Cravity began his career in secular music, writing and demoing songs for artists such as Usher and Ludacris. Following the loss of his young son to cancer, he became involved at Atlanta's Passion City Church, where he began leading worship. He has performed at the church's annual Passion Conferences. He signed with Capitol Christian Music Group's sixstepsrecords. His EP *Heaven* (2017) reached number 15 on the Billboard Christian chart. The song "Believe" from that project peaked at number 4 on radio charts. He is a featured artist on Tasha Cobbs Leonard's RIAA Gold-certified song "You Know My Name." Cravity also has writing credits on Brent Faiyaz's RIAA Platinum R&B single "Dead Man Walking." His catalog includes the EPs *Heaven* and *Maverick*, as well as songs such as "Beacon," "Surrender," "Gave It All," and "The Last Amen."