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Mic Righteous
Mic Righteous, born Micah James Sykes, came up in London's Brixton area. He started making music in local cyphers and battles, drawing from the raw energy of...
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Mic Righteous, born Micah James Sykes, came up in London's Brixton area. He started making music in local cyphers and battles, drawing from the raw energy of the UK grime scene. His 2010 mixtape 'A Writer's Block' got attention for its introspective lyrics and socially conscious themes.
His music has touched on love, loss, mental health, and social inequality. Songs like 'Because I Love You' and 'Gone' show his range from personal reflection to broader commentary. Over time, his sound has incorporated elements of hip-hop, soul, and R&B while keeping his lyrical focus.
He's released several projects including 'The Phoenix' in 2014, 'Dimensions' in 2017, and 'Touching Heaven' in 2020. His work has featured collaborations with artists like Sincere, Scorcher, Fallacy, and Rag'n'Bone Man.
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