Well the term Great White Gravity is from an Imogen Heap song called "Lifeline" and I was really into Imogen Heap's second album "Speak for Yourself" when I was like 19 and I'm actually not a fan of the song Lifeline.
The lyric goes.. "Lifeline, before and after, in an instant of great white gravity."
My friend Sean had linked me a random Imogen Heap interview and I was watching it, listening to her talk about that song. She was talking about the term "great white gravity" and what it meant. Essentially she took a great white shark, which is the scariest thing in the world to her, and gravity, not like physical gravity but like... the gravity of a situation -- something very serious. Great White Gravity is the scariest moment in your life. It is the brief moments that completely change everything, for better or for worst, like the all encompassing existential fear of the human condition, the inevitability of everything, of death, life, and love. I've always wanted my music to be this all encompassing expression of how it feels to be alive, and the ultimate inevitability and the existential anxiety of that. The second I heard her describe what it meant, I knew 100% that it had to be the name I used. That was the night that I made my soundcloud.