Mike Terrell

Mike Terrell is a Philadelphia-born, Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, actor, and vocal producer with a career built at the intersection of R&B;, soul, and gospel. With two Grammy recognitions to his name, including a 2026 Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Song as a featured vocalist on Jonathan McReynolds' acclaimed new album "Closer" — Mike has established himself as one of the most in-demand voices in the industry. His touring and recording credits span some of music's biggest names: Kanye West Sunday Service Choir, Post Malone, Alicia Keys, Chloe Bailey, Stevie Wonder, Jon B, Davido, and Yung Bleu featuring John Legend. On screen, he carries credits on Empire, The Chi, Chicago P.D., Twenties (BET, recurring), and Wu-Tang: An American Saga. His debut single "Red Flags" and latest release "Down" are out now on all platforms — introducing his solo sound and marking a defining new chapter in a career already stacked with major moments.