Michael Oyo

London born, American raised Michael Oyo, is a singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist. He is also the founder of “The Oyo Group” to allow upcoming artists to express their talents and artistry.
Though currently based in London, Michael’s musical journey began in Hillside, New Jersey where he joined his local choir “Hillside 100 Voices.” They performed at the McDonald’s Gospel Fest 2009 - where 80,000 people were in attendance which allowed him to share the stage with Donnie McClurkin, J. Moss, , Hezekiah Walker and Patti Label to name a few. At the age of 16, Michael moved back to his birth home London and the music remained prominent for him.

Over the past 7 years, Michael has worked and produced on records with artists such as CalledOut Music, Charles Dada , Sarah Téibo, Victoria Tunde, Osby Berry & many others. Apart from the UK and USA, he has toured the world taking his artistry to Malaysia, Italy, Germany, France, South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria.
Early 2020, Michael faced losing his older brother. Michael looked to God for strength, then released “Olorun” (The supreme God) a song in The Nigerian dialect Yoruba, giving all to God despite what life threw at him.

As a strong believer in Christ, he aims to share self-reflection, meditation and good vibes through his music.Michael currently serves as the music director and worship leader in his local church. Michael is heavily influenced by J. Moss, Tye Tribbett, Kirk Franklin & Travis Greene.