Kelly Blatz is an American actor/musician. He made his acting debut in The Seven and appeared in the 2008 remake of Prom Night alongside Brittany Snow and Idris Alba. Since then, he has become known for his role as Aaron Stone in the Disney XD show and also from an independent feature film called April Showers which is based on... read full bio
East London-based rapper and hip-hop musician KeepVibesNear has been making a significant impact on the global music scene with his tracks "Late Night Link," "SRS," and "What U Need." His life has been heavily influenced by hip-hop music and culture. Hip-hop was the vehicle through which he discovered who he was. Before he started singing, he was a dancer, and... read full bio
Kaleida are masters of atmosphere and creators of exquisite, complex electronica. The couple, who were connected online and came together in 2015, put out their first EP, "Think", on Lex Records. In the now-famous bath house sequence from the cult Keanu Reeves film John Wick, their homemade video for the song Think was featured. Their "Detune" EP from 2016 was released... read full bio
Kolton Moore spent years training himself how to play the drums before he began performing at the age of 7. Additionally, he performed in church. Later, he picked up the guitar, and he has been strumming ever since. He is influenced by a wide range of musicians, including Wilco, Muddy Waters, Mumford and Sons, Randy Rogers Band, and hardcore and... read full bio
Dr. Kristen Carpenter is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, Psychology (joint), and Obstetrics and Gynecology at Ohio State University. She also participates actively in the Comprehensive Cancer Center's Cancer Control Program. She also serves as the Wexner Medical Center's Director of Women's Behavioral Health, where women receive cutting-edge treatment for sexual health, substance use disorders, stress, and... read full bio
Kim Richey, an Ohio native, discovered her love of music at a young age while browsing the shelves of her great aunt's record store. She started playing the guitar in high school and while attending Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green to study sociology and environmental education, she played in a band with Bill Lloyd. But it didn't stick immediately. Richey traveled to... read full bio
Every song Kathryn Williams puts her name to burns with an attention to detail and an honesty that casts a spell entirely of her own making, following in the shadow of the listener for days at a time, for many years to come. These records range from dusty Americana to joyful jazz re-workings and so much more. Williams has continuously been able... read full bio
Kino Todo, another name for Yair Raviv, defies trends. Instead, the DJ and producer gets his ideas from oddball, eclectic and auditory soundscapes that most musicians wouldn't think to investigate. It's obvious that his curiosity spreads. Gidafi Na, his debut hit, has received over 10 million streams across all major streaming services, propelling Kino Todo to the top of the world electronic... read full bio
Kyle blends various inspirations to muddle the distinctions between house, disco and techno since he has a deep-seated passion for jazz and disco. Kyle's unmistakable and unearthly sound has been felt at Coachella, Elrow, Sunset Music Festival and other dancefloors throughout the world. He has featured releases on Gorgon City's Realm Records, Sonny Fodera's Solotoko, Low Steppa's Simma Black and EMI. Kyle collaborated with... read full bio
Forward-thinking DnB/Bass producer Kumarion is redefining the capabilities of contemporary sound design by drawing a line between the musical extremes of violence and harmony. Omar Kadmiri, a Seattle native, developed his musical career after falling in love with the drum & bass (DnB) style. Kadmiri was exposed to the punk/reggae movement and developed a love for both the people and the frantic... read full bio
Kornél Kovács was born in Stockholm to Hungarian parents and his musical explorations have been ongoing ever since. Kovács' daytime sessions were given texture at night as everything from Kraftwerk and Art Of Noise to King Tubby and Boogie Down Productions drifted through the home with a classic, enviable diet of "good" music training and parents with killer music sense. In addition... read full bio
Khiva makes an effort to bring the deeply rooted to the surface in order to honor a deep yearning to express an emotion that springs from somewhere far beneath a visible reality. Discovering her genuine heart in sonic sculpture and fostering a penchant for the emotionally charged and frequently dramatic, 140-centric bass driven styles give a natural focus point, but... read full bio
Dysphoria I Euphoria, a double EP that KAS:ST published on Flyance as their debut album, established the sound of their music. Since then, every tune that has been released is a trip that combines gloomy and melancholy feelings without ever losing sight of techno's partying roots. Following were numerous releases on different known labels (Afterlife, Concrete Music, A.R.T.S, Materia) that... read full bio
K A R Y Y N's early life was spent between the USA and Syria, her identity being split between middle eastern and western culture. She was born in Alabama, baptized in Aleppo and raised in Indiana. Before coming out as a solo artist, K A R Y Y N spent years questioning her own conceptions of what is and what ought to... read full bio
Dr. Katelyn Jetelina is a data scientist, epidemiologist of violent crime and lecturer. She has worked with vulnerable groups exposed to violence for the previous ten years, including police officers, victims of child abuse, human trafficking, intimate partner violence and shootings. She has created treatments employing mobile and personal technology as part of her research portfolio and she has also examined "big data"... read full bio
Kaiit, a South East Melbourne native who has been singing ever since she can remember, has a beautiful voice that is versatile across musical genres. Kaiit, who was born in Papua New Guinea, spent her early years moving back and forth between Australia and her native country before her family finally settled in Melbourne. Kaiit's parents loved bands like Pink Floyd,... read full bio
Khai was born and raised in Eugene, Oregon, and has been writing music ever since she first picked up the ukulele in sixth grade. She draws her inspiration from musicians like James Taylor and Leonard Cohen. Khai proceeded to work with producers from all over the world and refine her songwriting craft after the first track she posted to Soundcloud... read full bio
Kamal is a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and composer from Harlesden. He started playing the piano at age six and began writing songs for the ukulele a few years later. He was born in London to Caribbean-British parents. Kamal's influences range from the likes of Robert Glasper to Radiohead. He was raised listening to the music of Sade, D'Angelo and Erykah Badu as well... read full bio
The first album from the Bergen natives, Analog Dance Music, fills the air with sounds from samba to jazz, much like a continental breeze that longingly blows throughout the ten songs. Let Kommode in, and you will be captivated by it. In Kings of Convenience, Eirik Glambek Boe goes beyond the typical indie-minimalist endeavors. His new endeavor seeks to create... 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
