Okeke Humphrey Onyemuche, popularly known as H-Man, is a Nigerian Afro hip-hop/Afro-pop musician. H-Man grew up just like any regular child in the Eastern part of Nigeria; born the 2nd child and only son in a family of six children. He attended St. Bridget’s Primary School in Aba from where he moved on to Marist Comprehensive Academy Uturu still in Abia state. After a year, he left for St Bridget’s College where he completed his secondary school education; and that was where his journey into music begun. He started off being a member of the school choir and then joined an accapella group called the ‘Endtime Singers’, where he was the bass singer. He was later made the choir master in school, due to his dedication to the choir and participated in several music competitions with his group.

Years later, soon after he got into Igbinedion University to study Accounting, he joined the church choir but then did get as much fulfillment and excitement as he had from the previous choir; he left the choir and had a break from music for over a year. The break was soon put an end, as in 2004, he decided to go solo and do music professionally but that didn’t fly for too long as he had to quit music yet again, this time from family pressure. In 2008, he made a decision to do music against the odds.

The first 2 singles off his debut album, ‘Ndoli Ndoli’ and ‘Scared of Love’ were produced by music maestro, ID Cabasa and are to date, enjoying impressive airplay in the media.

Commonly called the Crusader among his friends and colleagues for the messages in his songs, H-Man’s style of music is a smooth blend of local content with international appeal. His debut album, Ndoli King is set to drop within the first quarter of 2009 and will feature collaborations with several other artists and music produced by ID Cabasa, Tha Suspect etc.