Born in Cairo, Egypt, Mi-Kah brings a diverse style of music to the industry. Moving to california in 1996, at the age of 4 he was introduced to hip-hop and was instantly attracted to its smooth style and word play. Influenced by Biggie Smalls, Big Pun & Big L, Mi-Kah started perfecting his craft to relate to audience’s and his own life scenarios. Rapping about love, hate, and situations revolving around his unique lifestyle. Mi-Kah sends messages on multi cultural and diverse instrumentals that can affect anyone that respects the original upbringing of Hip-Hop and Rap. In 2010 he surrounded himself with close friends, rappers, filmmakers and photographers to build the the new san fernando valley movement called TeK (talent and emotion kills). Stating the meaning as “if you have a talent with no emotion behind it there will be no great outcome and all hard work will fail, wether its making it big or sending a message.”