EPK | Omega Mighty

Omega is an eclectic female singer, songwriter and performance artist with a distinctive lower-register and an amazing skill for arranging. Her sound is a fusion of r&b, reggae/dancehall. She began to perfect her artistic craft from the age of 4 training in classical piano and by age 9, she furthered her love for music and performance with formal vocal lessons and dance training in tap, ballet, dancehall and hip hop. Her early years include opening for acts such as Danny Fernandes, and performing as a dancer with the South African cast of Umoja at Toronto’s Elgin Theatre.

Most notably, her 9 track EP "Me & Youforia" has been making waves garnering local attention. Not to mention, her 2019 wedding dance video has recently gone viral with over 1 Million + YouTube views. Omega has been seen sharing the stage with sister Haviah at the 2019 Polaris Music Awards, CBC Q, Hillside Festival, Purple Frost and more, opening for acts such as Rick Ross, Kranium and the Arkells.

You can expect her live performance to encompass smooth sultry vocals, vibrant movement and a militant aura. As an integral member of Mighty Gang, Omega wears multiple hats bringing together energetic stage performances as singer-songwriter, producer, and choreographer.

Toronto R&B artist Omega Mighty talks about the AfroWave T.O. festival and performs one of her hit songs.

TORONTO GUARDIAN

Her style unites contemporary R&B and dancehall and is largely responsible for making "Wishy Washy"
from 13th Floor one of the stand out tracks on a standout album.

"Getting my sister on the record was a no-brainer." - Haviah Mighty

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.

ADDICTED MAGAZINE

Omega Mighty’s latest EP “Me & Youforia” was released this past November, featuring singles “Whine Masta” and “Nostalgia”.

NEXT MAGAZINE

Dynamic Toronto artist Omega Mighty has been training for a music career since the ripe age of four,
when she began classical piano lessons, and she hasn’t slowed down since.

EARMILK

Fusing R&B harmonies with island vibes, Mighty is making it clear that she's taking over

with an inventive and eclectic angle – for the culture.

sidedoor magazine

Omega Mighty Drops Visuals For “Drip Dreamin’”

CANADIAN MUSICIAN MAGAZINE

Haviah Mighty releases video for “Wishy Washy” featuring Omega Mighty

Indoor Recess

Omega Mighty launches into her verse with a patois twang, making it

very clear what the song is about.

Breakfast Television

Haviah and Omega perform and discuss Wishy Washy.

CBC First Play Live

Haviah Mighty performs 'Wishy Washy' featuring Omega Mighty,

for CBC Music's First Play Live.

CANADIAN BEATS MEDIA

SOCAN - WORDS AND MUSIC

“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.”

VANCOUVER SUN

“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.

Toronto R&B artist Omega Mighty talks about the AfroWave T.O. festival and performs one of her hit songs.

Her style unites contemporary R&B and dancehall and is largely responsible for making "Wishy Washy" from 13th Floor one of the stand out tracks on a standout album.

"Getting my sister on the record was a no-brainer." - Haviah Mighty

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.

Omega Mighty’s latest EP “Me & Youforia” was released this past November, featuring singles “Whine Masta” and “Nostalgia”.

Dynamic Toronto artist Omega Mighty has been training for a music career since the ripe age of four, when she began classical piano lessons, and she hasn’t slowed down since.

Fusing R&B harmonies with island vibes, Mighty is making it clear that she's taking over

with an inventive and eclectic angle – for the culture.

Omega Mighty Drops Visuals For “Drip Dreamin’”

Haviah Mighty releases video for “Wishy Washy” featuring Omega Mighty

Omega Mighty launches into her verse with a patois twang, making it

very clear what the song is about.

Haviah and Omega perform and discuss Wishy Washy.

Haviah Mighty performs 'Wishy Washy' featuring Omega Mighty,

for CBC Music's First Play Live.

Omega Mighty Music WhenGirlsTO | 2021

“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.”

“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.

Her style unites contemporary R&B and dancehall and is largely responsible for making "Wishy Washy"
from 13th Floor one of the stand out tracks on a standout album.

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.

Dynamic Toronto artist Omega Mighty has been training for a music career since the ripe age of four,
when she began classical piano lessons, and she hasn’t slowed down since.

Omega Mighty Music
WhenGirlsTO | 2021