Ayron Michael

True artists open themselves up, and allow creativity and passion to break barriers, shape dreams and forge futures. Pursuing music as a career, and ultimately a catalyst for change, is not something Ayron had to consciously plan. And it’s not something he takes lightly. He always knew it was his destiny, even as a young boy. For Ayron, it’s not about creating music for fame, fortune and personal gain. He wants to use his soulful harmonies—what he calls “Groove Music”—to offer love and hope to the less fortunate.
A native of Ft. Pierce, Florida, as a child, Ayron used to perform as Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder for his family. “I used to imagine I was them on stage in front of millions of people,” he recalls. The stage was his mother’s dining room floor on Saturdays; sometimes, it was the coffee table. While he didn’t receive a musical education in the formal sense, he grew up in church, was influenced by Gospel and comes from a musical family. After graduating from college, Ayron began to pursue his career.

The right people recognize real, raw talent. Ayron’s stage presence and performance abilities have been refined by none other than James Watkins, the father of T-Boz of the legendary TLC; and Roosevelt “Roc” Williams has mentored Ayron in the areas of vocal styling, laying harmonies and the recording process. Ayron has had the privilege of singing background for Angie Stone and opening up for R & B artist Tank.