MISHA TOM
Independent music project: From hip-hop to Phonk and electronic music
MISHA TOM is an independent artist and musical project that began its journey in 2008, with rap and hip-hop and developed through experiments with electronic music, background and dance hip-hop.
Currently, one of the artist's main projects is ALTOST A HUNTED, which explores modern Internet genres that combine folk rhythms, dance electronics and urban music motifs with the popularization of relevant topics for the industry.
MISHA TOM is a multifaceted project that combines music, blogging, and digital marketing, exploring new opportunities for content distribution and audience engagement. The blogger is also working on the development of partner Internet platforms dedicated to live and vertical content, such as LIKEE, MIGO.
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