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Canadian R&B-fusion/dancehall artist Omega Mighty has an eclectic sound, switching from Jamaican patois, sultry vocals and an energetic rap flow with confidence. Her 2021 EP "Me & Youforia" put her on the map with the exploration of genres such as r&b, dancehall, afro-beats and pop.

 

Born to a Jamaican father and British-Bajan mother, playing records at home is one of Omega's earliest memories. She started in music early training in classical piano at the age of 4, vocal by age 6 and dance by age 9. Growing up in what is known as the most diverse city in Canada "Toronto", Omega has been exposed to varying rich culture which has helped to shape her sound. Omega has since been seen gracing the stages of various festivals including RBC Canadian Open, Canada Day Vancouver, Riverfest, AfrowaveTO and more opening for acts such as Flo Rida,  Fefe Dobson and the legendary band the Wailers. Inspired by 90's r&b and new age music alike, Omega draws influence from artists such as Rihanna, Wstrn, Doja Cat, Missy Elliott, Brandy, Stefflondon and Vybz Kartel.

 

Her live performance encompasses smooth sultry vocals, vibrant movement and a militant aura. Wearing multiple hats, Omega brings together energetic stage performances as singer-songwriter, producer, and creative director.

Mighty has finally landed on an identity she can call her own - one that will make bodies arund the world dance and move in ceoebration of this unique Canadian Caribbean sound.
Omega Mighty is an unbothered Queen on new EP 'Notorious & Noble.'
"I focused on a corporate career for a longtime, and I didn't think that the two could together, but I figured it out"
Omega Mighty announces sophomore album "Notorius & Noble" - shares Poblano.
The reggaeton-hip-hop-inspired female empowerment anthem, “Poblano” compares one’s confidence to the heat of a poblano pepper. 
“Urban music, Black music, Afro Caribbean music here in Toronto is important. It inspires so many other genres of music, whether or not people really realize it.”
Main stage performers include headliner Johnny Reid, The Boom Booms, Omega Mighty, Bitterly Divine, Tsatsu Stalqyu (Coastal Wolf Pack), Spakwus Slolem (Eagle Song Dancers) with the West Vancouver Youth Orchestra, and Carsen Grey.
“Urban music, Black music, Afro Caribbean music here in Toronto is important. It inspires so many other genres of music, whether or not people really realize it.”
Toronto R&B artist Omega Mighty talks about the AfroWave T.O. festival and performs one of her hit songs.
Omega often finds herself activating her many talents having choreographed the Grey Cup Half Time
performance for the Arkells, and sister Haviah Mighty’s performance at the Polaris Awards 2019.
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