Miko is a once in a lifetime artist. For someone to have such a strong connection with mental health issues, and be able to turn that into both sad and upbeat songs, it’s truly amazing. Miko started his music career at the age of 15, writing poetic lyrics over instrumentals every night. Fast forward to his late teens, in comes the aspiration to do something with these lyrics. Starting with just a microphone and laptop in his bedroom, he began working on his craft. Although nothing would come of it at first he kept trying, even giving music a rest time and time again because it seemed that no one wanted to listen. After the death of his father in 2021, he traveled the rollercoaster of emotions we all know too well. Too much drinking and partying led to breakup after breakup, along with burning a lot of bridges and ending many friendships. Through all of this Miko has always kept his connection to music, writing to release pain that just keeps finding its way in. He always wants fans to know, “It’s important to take life one day at a time, and know that you are never alone. There will always be help, no matter your situation.” Today his music is always a specially crafted journey that listeners can go on, any time of day, no matter where they are. Working with Billboard producers and engineers, being a producer and artist himself, and working in top of the line studios, is a trifecta that makes the kind of music that fans will always have on their favorite playlists.