Kuku Agami (born 6 May 1977 in Hørsholm) is a Danish rapper, composer and lyricist of African descent, whose parents are refugees from the Central African kingdom of Lado. He started rapping in 1989 and made his recording debut in 1993 on his brother Al Agami's Grammy-winning album "Covert Operations". Alongside a solo career - including the album "Closure" (2008) - he works as a rap coach and speaker, and forms the duo Wordspray with producer Boef1 (Mads Buch), combining raw 90s hip-hop aesthetics with socially critical lyrics.
Wordspray released the single "Athlete" with German rap legend Samy Deluxe on Rekords Records on March 4, 2026 - only 120 copies for sale on vinyl.
Wordspray performed live at Rekords Jam at Højbanen in Copenhagen on September 20, 2025 in connection with the vinyl release of "Athlete".
Wordspray's debut album Phronésis was released on Bandcamp in May 2025.
The song "Friends forever" with Zindy Kuku feat. Kuku Agami and Zindy was played on DR P8 on July 4, 2024.
Gaffa mentioned Wordspray's debut album Phronésis ahead of its release and highlighted the duo's performances at Uhørt Festival as well as at festivals in Germany and France.
