Pat-E

Recording artist and entrepreneur, Patrick O. Ezekiel, better known by his moniker Pat-E, is from Edo state Nigeria. Growing up he listened to a wide spectrum of genres – from Reggae to Pop, Country, and R&B, drawing influences from artists such as Peter Touch and Bob Marley. He joined a choir after high school to enhance his voice, and was also a member of a four-man gospel group called Da voice Devine. 
 After his diploma in a tertiary institution, he paused his music career to move forward in the cooperate world. In 2014, he started recording jingles which led him to become a recording artist. He then completed a few songs and finally recorded and released his debut single titled “Biggy Biggy”. 
 Pat-E is an artist committed to raising the bar higher. His focus and determination is drawing major attention from the masses as he continues to build his brand in the Afro Pop world. Pat-E has his sights set on creating his own record label in the near future to help develop and produce fresh talent with bright futures. 
 In the meantime Pat-E delights us with “Biggy Biggy”. The song is simply beautiful. 
 Pat-E also subtly infuses dancehall and reggae strains into the song, in a way that’s easily palatable to delicate ears. Thank goodness there are still artists, like Pat-E, who also don’t feel it necessary to fill their music with argumentative and swear-word tripe.