Mii Guel

DJ Mii Guel, recognized on the Mauritian music scene for hits like “Picoti Picota,” “Banana,” “To Fam Souper,” and “Tourne Vanessa,” has become a prominent figure in the shatta and riddims genre under his stage name. Miguel Nadal, born in Residence La Cure, overcame societal prejudices to carve his path in the music industry.

His journey in music began amidst personal challenges when his parents divorced. Turning to music as a coping mechanism, Mii Guel not only found solace but also inspired his brother to join the music industry.

Starting with remixing songs, he soon realized the need to create unique sounds to stand out. His proficiency with music software grew over time, allowing his remixes to evolve. Mii Guel’s music spans genres like shatta, dancehall, afrobeat, and sega, drawing inspiration from Caribbean, Hawaiian, Latin American, African, and Indian Ocean island music. His diverse style is also influenced by the dancehall scene in Martinique.

Collaborating with Bigg Frankii and gracing festival lineups such as Reggae Donn Sa 8, Afrobeat 1 and 2, DJ Mii Guel has made a significant mark. Looking to the future, Miguel Nadal is working on establishing his recording studio, envisioning a continued future in deejaying. He aspires to craft electronic sounds using computer technology for his musical creations.