Mikki Farrow, an American singer and songwriter, made significant contributions to the Motown music scene in the mid-20th century, primarily associated with the soul and R&B genre. His most notable work includes collaborations with fellow songwriter and producer, Berry Gordy Jr., which resulted in some of Motown’s memorable hits. Farrow’s unique vocal style, characterized by powerful emotion and authentic soulfulness, is the epitome of the Motown sound. His influence on the genre and contribution to its global popularity marks his significance in the history of music.