Peggielene Bartels worked as a secretary at the Embassy of Ghana in Washington, DC, when she was told she had been chosen King of Otuam, a fishing village in Ghana half a world away. Born in Ghana and now a naturalized U.S. citizen, Bartels had never even lived in Otuam. She had visited relatives there, but she was not prepared... read full bio
King Princess is an American singer-songwriter and producer. She has released an EP entitled, “Make My Bed”, which peaked at number 1 on the New Zealand Music charts. Her single “1950” peaked at number 17 on the US Alternative charts and went on to earn RIAA certified Gold and ARIA certified Platinum. Some of her other popular songs include, “Pussy... read full bio
King Promise is an RnB and Afrobeats artist from Ghana, a country that surely has no shortage of incredible talent. Rappers, singers, producers – Ghana has become a sort of hub for these musicians and King Promise perfectly exemplifies that with his amazing music. The name “King Promise” is derived from his birth name: Gregory Promise Bortey Newman. King Promise... read full bio
Raam is a writer, podcast host, and musician of Iranian and Canadian descent. He began his musical career as the vocalist, songwriter, and founder of the New York post-punk band Hypernova, which originated in Tehran's undergrounds in the early 2000s. He made the decision to pursue a solo career as King Raam following the dissolution of Hypernova. Raam was born... read full bio
King Stingray is an up-and-coming alternative surf rock band who are the children of the band Yothu Yindi. The band consists of members Yirrna Yunupinu, Roy Kellaway, Dimathaya Burarrwanga and Campbell Messer. Their music is a mixture of indie, pop, rock, and roots, and they find influence in artists and bands which include the Talking Heads, Parcels, Phoenix, Bombay Bicycle... read full bio
King Tuff’s musical career began at age seven, when he was inspired by his father’s Fender Stratocaster guitar. After high school, King Tuff played with bands and wrote songs, but did not take his career seriously until 2006. When he finally started making music into a career, King Tuff’s sound was launched into the spotlight. His debut album, ‘Was Dead’,... read full bio
King Youngblood is dedicated to restoring rock music, particularly black led rock with potent songwriting, an Afropunk mindset and an unmistakably thrilling live performance. King Youngblood is referred to as "Seattle's Alt Rock Princes" by Alternative Press; they certainly got that right. Cameron Lavi-Jones, the band's founder and frontman, along with drummer Alix Daniel, cellist Chet Peterson and bassist Samy Garcia, have... read full bio
Kingdom is a Brooklyn-based producer and DJ whose signature sets and productions have been gathering a rabid following since he released his first mixtape. Since then, DJs from Diplo to BBCs Annie Mac have given his tracks spins, and with his debut single Mindreader on its way, theres no doubt that Kingdom is the young American producer to watch. Kingdom... read full bio
The video for Kings Elliot's debut single, "I'm Getting Tired Of Me," is an emotional gut punch that serves as the artist's introduction to the world and a unique display of unadulterated, genuine honesty. The half-British, half-Swiss singer was shooting what she had planned to be the "proper" video for the song when she suffered a crippling panic attack, which... read full bio
Kings Kaleidoscope is an American alternative rock band that consists of members Chad Gardner, Daniel Steele, Zack Walkingstick, and Zach Boyd. The band is based out of Seattle, Washington, and was formed by Chad Gardner and his random mix of musical friends. Together, the band performs a mixture of genres including alternative rock, indie rock, and Christian music. The group... read full bio
The roster for Kings of Chaos includes members of ZZ Top, Linkin Park, Slipknot, Guns N' Roses, Stone Temple Pilots, and other legendary rock bands. Kings of Chaos have performed at events such as the Hollywood Roll of Honour Awards for Classic Rock Magazine, the Stone Music Festival in Australia, and shows in South Africa, the US, and Central America.... read full bio
Kings of Leon were initially hailed as "the Southern Strokes" for their revival and reinvention of Dixieland rock & roll, but they gradually evolved into an adventurous arena rock band before making a major breakthrough with their album Only by the Night, which gave rise to the international hits "Sex on Fire" and "Use Somebody." The quartet's early songs, such... read full bio
Kings of the Rollers is a name that speaks for itself, with the tough basslines and rolling breaks, Kings of the Rollers’ big breakout hit “Burnt Ends” solidified their position as one of drum and bass’s biggest talents. The group is comprised of Serum, Voltage, and Bladerunner and the three of them have each had their own levels of success,... read full bio
Kings land Road is an English boy band known for finishing ninth place on the tenth season of The X Factor in 2013. The band is made up of Matt Cahill, JJ Thompson, Josh Zare, and Joe Connor" Convoy. During their time on The X Factor, they sang "Don't You Worry Child", "Treasure", "For Once In My Life", "Dance... read full bio
Kingsley Ben-Adir is a British television, film and stage actor from Gospel Oak, London, England. He is best known for playing Karim Washington on the Netflix original series “The OA” and Marcus Summer on the television series “Vera”. Kingsley graduated from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama and upon graduating; he performed in the play ‘The Riots’ at the... read full bio
Kingsley Flood is a band that consists of artists Naseem Khuri, Eva Walsh, Chris Barrett, George Hall, Nick Balkin, and Travis Richter. The Washington Post has labeled Kingsley Flood as a “Billy Bragg-like-folk-punk-sound”. Over the years they have opened for artists such as Josh Ritter, Grace Potter, Lucius, Langhorne Slim, and more. They have been featured in outlets such as... read full bio
Kinjaz are a dance group based in Los Angeles. The group was founded by Mike Song and Anthony Lee. Today, Kinjaz has over 30 total members some of which are specialized in skills other than just dance. Kinjaz started to gain success after Ben joined the group. From there, they went on to perform in the television series “America’s Best... read full bio
The London-based band Kinkajous explores the borderlands between jazz, symphonic and electronic music with a captivating blend of tonalities and influences. They are known for creating a dramatic and cinematic sound, earning the title of "a key part of the British music landscape" according to CLASH. They are led by drummer/producer Benoît Parmentier and saxophonist/clarinetist Adrien Cau. Their much awaited second album,... read full bio
Grammy winners and ten-time Latin Grammy nominees, the renowned Mexican electronic/funk/rock group Kinky is legendary. "NOTHING IS MORE THAN TÚ." Reverting "to the electronic roots that have characterized the group and solidified them as one of the most important bands in Latin America," according to Billboard, it's their first entirely new song since 2012. It's also a favorite among critics. Featuring guests Pepe... read full bio
Politico, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Financial Times, Bloomberg Businessweek, Business Insider, the Los Angeles Review of Books, the Christian Science Monitor, and The Jerusalem Post are just a few of the publications that Kinney Zalesne has written guest essays for. She is a well-known speaker both domestically and abroad and has made live appearances on... read full bio
