Ledri Vula

Ledri Vula is a Kosovo-Albanian rapper, singer and songwriter, born on 10 July 1986 in Pristina. His father, Agron Vula, is a television producer from Gjakova; his mother, Xheraldina Vula, is a journalist and television presenter originally from Ulcinj in Montenegro. His music is rap and hip hop.

He first became known in 2005 as one half of the hip hop duo Skillz, together with Visar Shala. As his own name grew, the duo came apart, and after a break from music he launched his solo career in December 2014 with the single "100 Probleme". Alongside music he also played basketball for the Kosovan club KB RTV21.

At the Top Music Awards 2016 he won the My Music Hit of the Year award. In 2017 he joined Gjiko and Lumi B on "Shtrejt", and in 2019 he performed at the Sunny Hill Festival in Pristina, the event that also brought Calvin Harris, Miley Cyrus and Dua Lipa to the city.

In January 2020 he announced his debut album, 10/10, released later that year. He presented it with the singles "Piano Rap" and "Prej Inati" in February and, in the summer, "DMP" with Capital T and "Aman" with Lumi B and Dafina Zeqiri, which reached number four in Albania. A second album, 1 gotë per Ty, followed in May 2023.

Many of his best-known songs are collaborations. With Kida and Butrint Imeri he recorded "Dale", a number one in Albania that also reached 13 in Switzerland, and Kida's "Tdu" with him went to number two. He sang "Hala" with Tayna in 2021 and "Marr" with Majk, and in 2025 he released "Kush o ktu" with Adion, MC Kresha and Lumi B.

After the November 2019 earthquake in Albania he and his family offered housing and food in Pristina to people affected by it.