From the streets of South East London to the quiet suburbs of Surrey: Peace Okezie, the creative force behind Master Peace, is the product of a cultural collision that is entirely his own. Raised between indie discos, grime cyphers and FIFA soundtracks he now finds himself featured on, he makes music full of contrast and conviction: a bold mix of pop, raucous indie, punk energy and razor-sharp lyrics.
His debut album "How To Make A Master Peace" (2024) earned him a Glastonbury performance and tours with Franz Ferdinand and Kasabian. With the personal EP "Stupid Kids", about growing up with undiagnosed autism and ADHD, he reclaimed the label that was placed upon him as a child.
On October 2nd his second album "If I Don't Love You, Who Will?" arrived, introduced by the singles "Love Hate" and "ONE Of ONE". An impossible to categorise, impossible to ignore voice in British music: genre-less, boundless and built for the stage.
