Art Mikveh made his debut as an underground rap musician when the then 17 year old, was invited to the home studio of a friend he met at his local church.

There the first underground mixtape with gangsta personified lyrics highlighting the street life heard on such tracks as "Thug Til I Die", most notably "Ride" & "Thug 4 Mo" were recorded.

Later he would meet veteran Sony Music Group Producer and 1980s' "Allies" Christian Rock Band writer John Lovrien.

Then working down in South Florida as producer and director for the Christian Television Network (ctn). Art was invited to the studio to perform and in exactly one year signed his first recording contract.

Shortly thereafter, he would earn his first television syndication credit for "The Antidote" show produced by Lovrien for the Christian Television Network. The opening credits "G For Life" is performed by Art Mikveh over the K-Rino instrumental "Zero Gravity".

Andy Mineo and Kirk Cameron made notable appearances on the show discussing topics such as Faith in mainstream music and Hollywood.

(2012) Broadcast TV: The Antidote - Andy Mineo Interview 1 (credits: Christian Television Network/WHBR TV Pensacola, Florida)

(2012) Broadcast TV:The Antidote - Andy Mineo Interview 2  (credits:  Christian Television Network/WHBR TV Pensacola, Florida)

Art Mikveh has since become popular with singles such as See Me which reached #2 on the eMusic independent music charts and still remains internationally popular.

Associated acts include Canadian recording artist Maylee Todd who lends her vocals to "Burn" & "Dark Clouds". Burn samples Maylee Todds' "A Lullaby for My Fictitious Children Lucious and Sumat" which appears on her debut album "Choose Your Own Adventure" (2011).