Mikill Pane

Biography

Mikill Pane (pronounced Mike-ill Pane) is a modern hip-hop artist from Hackney, London. He is best known for his track with Ed Sheeran ‘Little Lady’ which featured on Ed’s ‘Collaboration EP’. To date it is the best-selling track from the EP, out-selling Ed’s other collaborations with artists such as Wiley, Devlin, and Wretch 32. ‘The Guinness & Blackcurrant EP’, a 4-track produced by twice Mercury-nominated Seb Rochford (Babyshambles, Adele, Polar Bear) was released in October 2011, with a musi...

Mikill Pane (pronounced Mike-ill Pane) is a modern hip-hop artist from Hackney, London.
He is best known for his track with Ed Sheeran ‘Little Lady’ which featured on Ed’s ‘Collaboration EP’. To date it is the best-selling track from the EP, out-selling Ed’s other collaborations with artists such as Wiley, Devlin, and Wretch 32.

‘The Guinness & Blackcurrant EP’, a 4-track produced by twice Mercury-nominated Seb Rochford (Babyshambles, Adele, Polar Bear) was released in October 2011, with a music video for lead track ‘Read My Lips’. To date the EP has charted at #4 in the iTunes Hip-Hop Charts and #71 in the Album Charts.

Throughout the end of 2011 Mikill went on nationwide tours with Mac Miller (Rostrum / Atlantic Records) and Ed Sheeran.

Having finished another tour with Ed Sheeran throughout January, Mikill dropped his first release of 2012, ‘The Morris Dancer EP’, out in February on Invader Records.

Following a support tour with Rizzle Kicks throughout April and May, Mikill’s latest release ‘You Guest It’ is a free download available through SBTV. Featuring collaborations with Ed Sheeran, Example, Paloma Faith, Yasmin, P Money, Fem Fel, Katie Price, and Jakwob, the EP received widespread acclaim both online and on radio.

Mikill’s latest success was a sold-out headline show in Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen. He is currently gearing up for the Summer festivals and also a 3-date headline tour in September.

Mikill is currently working on his debut album “Blame Miss Barclay”. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.