Michaela “Mickey” Shiloh (born 25 January 1992) is a multi-platinum songwriter and artist. She has written for Britney Spears, Janet Jackson, Shontelle, LL Cool J, Pitbull, Iggy Azalea and many more.

Born in the San Fransisco Bay Area to teenage parents, she was constantly surrounded by hip-hop throughout her childhood. Following in the footsteps of her father, an aspiring rapper, Mickey began writing her own raps at the age of 8. By 15, she had taught herself to record and mix her own songs and signed her first publishing deal to multi-platinum producer Chad Beatz (50 Cent, Cassie, Ashanti). Mickey worked with Chad for two years and got her first major placement with rap artist Twista.

During the summer before her junior year of high school, Mickey was introduced to Grammy award-winning producer Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins (Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, Whitney Houston) through a mutual friend. At 17 she signed to Jerkins and landed her first number one on the Billboard Dance Charts with Janet Jackson’s “Make Me.” After graduating high school Mickey moved to Los Angeles and began working with major artists like Jennifer Lopez, Ray J, Shontelle, Britney Spears, Pitbull and many others, all while attending the University of Southern California. During this time she also wrote songs for the soundtrack of the Nickelodeon movie Rags and released her first mixtape, Dear Future. After becoming overwhelmed by the reality of balancing school and a music career, Mickey took a leave of absence from USC during her sophomore year and returned to the Bay Area.

In the spring of 2012, after an eight-month break from music, Mickey moved back to Los Angeles newly inspired to continue chasing her dreams. Since then Mickey has been working harder than ever, achieving incredible goals as a songwriter and artist.