Mic Iyke 🎤 Mic Iyke — born Uwakwe Ikechi Michael — is an Afrobeat force shaped by life

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Yes, we’re happy to play music from Spotify before, after and between our sets. We’re happy to choose the music ourselves or let the client choose the music."

"I performed for one of the teams at the Calabar Carnival. It was amazing to entertain the athletes and we almost felt like part of the team!"

I love playing at all sorts of events but festival are my favourite! The guests are always happy and it’s easy to get them dancing.

I started gigging whilst at primary school and our performances developed from there. Since we started we’ve performed at hundreds of weddings, parties and events across the Nigeria and beyond

Michael Jackson: His iconic pop and dance music have always been a crowd favourite, and we love incorporating hits like Billie Jean and Beat It into our sets."

Rising African artist Uwakwe Ikechi Michael popularly known as Mic Iyke is from Imo but based in Lagos State, Nigeria. His musical style is influenced by the Afrobeat genre, which is distinguished by the blending of traditional African rhythms with Western instruments and sounds. Mic Iyke's music, which combines soulful vocals with contagious beats in a distinctive way, is swiftly gaining recognition in Nigeria and worldwide.

Mic Iyke incorporates elements of Nigeria's rich culture & history into his music by taking inspiration from his surroundings. His lyrics discuss issues like love, social justice, and the challenges and victories of daily life. He creates a sound that is both genuine and innovative with each tune, showcasing his remarkable musicianship and songwriting abilities.

Mic Iyke is on track to have a significant impact on the African music scene as he continues to create waves in the music world. He is certain to enthrall audiences everywhere with his distinctive sound

I normally arrive 2 hours before the performance to set up. I normally perform 2 x 45 minutes or 2 x 60 minute sets. I am happy to play a bit longer or shorter but I’ve found that these set times suit us and our audiences best."

We’re happy to play outside but we ask for shade, a flat level surface and a power supply close to the performance area."

The clients are welcome to pick a set list from our repertoire or let us choose the music for them.

Previous customers would describe me as a high energy Afrobeat singer that loves to get the audience on their feet dancing.