Artist description Singer/Songwriter

Music Style R&B

Musical Influences Belewa Muhammed, Sly Jordan, Micheal Jackson, Stevie Wonder, and Brian McKnight

Similar Artists Mint Condition, Boys II Men, Next, Jodeci all roled up into one

Artist History Sekay has been singing virtually all of his life. At the age of 11 he realized that he had an impressionable voice and won the hearts of many. Sekay has the crowd yearing for more with his astonishing singing style and he paints a perfect picture of the vision of every song he sings. Producing /engineering / writing are some of Sekay's most recognizable talents. Sekay took part in several projects with some of the industries well-known producers from Kay Gee (Divine Mills), Eddie F., Darren Lighty (Untouchables Entertainment), Manuel Seals, No I.D., just to name a few and many artists throughout the U.S. in the making and development of their musical projects. He also has opened for serval top music artists: including Trina, Tyrese, Sisqo and Montell Jordan, Kelly Price, Jesse Powell and many more. His live performance was acknowledged by thousands throughout the Florida and Georgia area: Moets, Club Atlanta, The Garage, Club XS, NYC Fame, Miami's Convention Center, Orlando's S.T.A.R.R.S Showcase and Atlanta's Pepsi Talent Showcase. Sekay surely is making a name for himself that others will forever admire and use as inspiration. Mixed with sultry sounds and lyrics that all can relate to , Sekay is without a doubt an individual you definitely want to keep an eye out for. Fans compared him to some of the most prestigious names in the music industry ranging from Maxwell to the swinging style of De' Angelo. However, he has a created a distinctive style of his own, and to hear his unique sound, is definitely worth your ear. Now Sekay has a story to tell...

Group Members SEKAY

Instruments Voice

Albums Way Back When

Location Tampa, Florida - USA

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