Joshua Mike-Bamiloye, also known as Jaymikee is a Nigerian gospel singer. ^{[1] [2]} He is known for his songs "Hello Hello Sister", "I Will Love" and "Adara". ^{[3] [4]} He is the second son of Mike Bamiloye and Gloria Bamiloye. ^{[3] [2]}

Early life and education

Joshua Mike-Bamiloye was born in Ilesha, Osun State, Nigeria ^{[5] [6]} on 7 November 1991. ^{[1] [3]} Joshua grew up in Ibadan. He attended Bodija High School, then went to Bowen University, Iwo where he studied mass communication. ^{[7] [8]}

Career

Mike-Bamiloye began his music career at the age of 14. ^{[1] [3]} He rose to the limelight due to his songs. ^{[9] [2]} He is behind albums such as One Man Nation, Heaven, A Living Sacrifice, Rebirth, and Generation Next 1&2. ^{[10] [11] [12]}

He is signed under the Mount Zion music studio (record label), where he produces his songs. ^{[13] [14]}

Apart from been a gospel singer, Joshua is also active in several other areas. He is a gospel skit maker, known for his popular skit series Jay and Josh. ^{[1] [15]} He is also a background music artist, a portrait painter (owner of Jaymikee art), ^{[16] [1]} a graphic designer, known for his humorous graphic designs, ^{[1] [16]} and a cartoonist, having produced several Christian comic books. ^{[17] [18] [19] [20]}

Personal life

Joshua married Tolulope on 2 November 2019. They have one son, Jason Mike-Bamiloye. ^{[3] [21]}

Discography

• I Will Rise ^[22]
• Dide ^[23]
• Oruko Jesu ^[1]
• We Need the Fire ^[1]
• Sunset at Midday ^[22]
• Carry Go ^[5]
• I Have a Father ^[2]
• Adara ^[23]
• Eyes on You ^[5]
• I Will Be There ^[5]
• Story of a Lady ^[5]
• Olori Ogun ^[2]
• Here for You ^[5]
• Spirit Move ^[24]
• Hello Hello Sister ^[25]
• Talebale ^[26]
• I Will Love ^[22]
• Forces Against My Soul ^[27]

Videography

• Nasara ^[5]

• Hello Hello Sister ft Teemikee ^[7]

• Here For You ^[28]

• Carry Go ^[29]

• Heaven ^[26]

• Spirit Move ft Darasimi ^[29]

• Trust in you ^[21]

• Imole ^[6]

•Talebale ^[14]

• Dide ^[30]

• The Train ft Lawrence Oyor ^[3]

References