Victor Ike

Victor Ike is a Nigerian-French Soul and R&B singer-songwriter, record producer, arranger, and creative entrepreneur based in Paris, France. Born on October 21, 1978, in Lagos, Nigeria, he grew up in a family of gospel, soul, and jazz musicians, which shaped his musical journey. He began singing as a lead soloist at a young age in the Assemblies of God children’s church. Victor is known for featuring the late rap legend DMX on “Baby”, and female Ruff Ryders rapper KASH on “Can’t Live Without U.” He co-produced “Can’t Live Without U” with Dame Grease, the producer behind DMX and Ruff Ryders’ “I’m on Fire” album, which featured both DMX and KASH. He also co-produced and acted in the movie “A Nation’s Wars” (in Post-production) starring Emeka Ike, Brian J. White, Jimmy Jean-Louis, and Hakeem Kazeem. Academically, Victor holds a Bachelor’s in Accounting from the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria, a Postgraduate Diploma in Software Engineering from DORANCO, Paris, a Master’s in Marketing and Communication from INSEEC Business School, Paris, and an International MBA in Finance from ISM. He is currently a Doctoral candidate in Business Administration, specializing in International Management, Big Data, and Robotics, at ESCE, Paris. Victor Ike is celebrated for his artistry, musical versatility, and fusion of creative excellence with global academic achievement.