Michael C. Lewis

Michael C. Lewis

Michael C. Lewis is an extraordinary artist known for his dynamic presence as a trumpeter, vocalist, and actor. Originally from Houston, Texas, Michael has spent 35 vibrant years honing his craft in New York City, sharing the stage with musical legends such as Patti LaBelle, Isaac Hayes, Wilson Pickett, Hank Crawford, and George Benson. His distinctive sound also shines within the Contemporary and Smooth Jazz scenes, collaborating with renowned artists like Alex Bugnon, Najee, Kirk Whalum, Gregory Porter, Freddie Fox, and Walter Beasley. Notably, Michael’s rendition of “Reason’s,” featuring Walter Beasley, has amassed over 8 million streams on Spotify.

Michael’s performances have illuminated iconic venues, including The Apollo Theater, The Blue Note, and The Village Vanguard. His illustrious career has taken him worldwide, captivating audiences from Europe to Japan, Russia, Abu Dhabi, and Australia. He’s graced prestigious stages such as the North Sea Jazz Festival and the Nice Jazz Festival and made a memorable appearance on the David Letterman Show.

With five recordings to his name, Michael’s debut album Reflection rose to number 8 on the Contemporary Jazz charts. His eagerly awaited new project, Quiet Fire, is scheduled for release in September 2025. Celebrated for his soulful, immersive performances, Michael C. Lewis continues to enchant audiences, delivering sold-out concerts hailed as unparalleled Soul Jazz Experiences.