Meet Miliano Pacis, a talented afropop artist hailing from Lomé, Togo. Born on May 11, 1993, Pacis has always had a strong passion for music. In fact, he even pursued a degree in Music Performance at Lindenwood University, with the goal of becoming an opera singer. Unfortunately, Pacis had to interrupt his promising career path in 2013 due to health issues. But Pacis didn't let that stop him. In 2018, he joined a jazz group as a vocalist, performing on various stages. However, the group didn't last long. Then, in 2020, the global pandemic and lack of live performances deeply affected the performing arts industry, including Pacis' group. But as the saying goes, "when one door closes, another one opens." Pacis has always been drawn to the rhythms of afropop, and as he found himself solo once again, he embraced this genre and discovered his true sound. Inspired by the French slow jams and jazz that shaped his childhood, Pacis presents himself as a messenger of love and explores the many facets of life in his music. His debut single, "My Wifey," sets the tone, and his album "Love Changes Everything" solidifies Pacis' place in the music world.