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Mic Nice
Mic Nice formed in Philadelphia in 1987, with brothers Darnell and Antwann Butler at the center. They put out their debut single "My House" in 1989, which...
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Mic Nice formed in Philadelphia in 1987, with brothers Darnell and Antwann Butler at the center. They put out their debut single "My House" in 1989, which caught on with its straightforward beat and clear rhymes. The group's lineup included Darnell on vocals, Antwann on vocals and production, Sean Lawson as DJ, and Blake Croxton on drums.
They released five studio albums between 1989 and 2014, starting with their self-titled debut and ending with "Legacy." Their lyrics sometimes touched on social issues, which drew some criticism at the time. The music kept a Philadelphia feel throughout, without much fuss or dramatic shifts in style.
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