Self-described as a pop music fanatic, Liverpool based artist Katy Alex says that her sound is a fusion between pop and whatever suits her mood at the time. You get the loaded impression of an artist who could go in any direction thanks to influences like the "lazy jazz pop melodies" of performers like Remi Wolf and Still Woozy, an... read full bio
Kathleen Anne Brien, or Katy B, is a singer-songwriter from England who released her very first album “On a Mission” in 2011. On this album were two Top 5 hits: “Katy on a Mission” and “Lights On”. Her second album “Little Red’ came out in 2014 and it featured yet another Top 5 hit “Crying for No Reason”. Katy B... read full bio
The world is familiar with Katheryn Hudson as the vivacious and edgy pop rock performer Katy Perry. When Perry released her debut album, titled "Katy Hudson," gospel music had a big influence on her early work. Commercially, Katy Hudson wasn't successful. Her subsequent album, "One of the Boys," which she later released after signing with Capitol Records, went on to... read full bio
Katy Tiz is a British pop singer-songwriter who gained mainstream acknowledgement for her artist career after she released her cover of Rock Mafia's popular debut single The Big Bang" which led her to landing a recording contract with Atlantic Records. Tiz has confirmed in recent interviews that she was indeed working on her debut album under Atlantic Records with Rock... read full bio
Kawala is an up-and-coming pop band from North London that consists of Jim Higson and Daniel McCarthy. The band found fame after the release of their debut indie-folk single, “Do It Like You Do.” The duo formed together while studying at a university in Leeds. They then moved to North London where they immersed themselves into the music scene and... read full bio
The hardest working artist in Newcastle is Kay Greyson, who has been rapping and performing since she was a teenager. Her music hits with the feel of Lil Uzi Vert and the content of Mos Def, fusing the flair and style of contemporary hip-hop with the skill and sensibility of the golden age. Kay continues to establish her own legend... read full bio
Most people recognize Kay Hanley as the lead singer of the alternative rock band, Letters to Cleo. They most notably recorded the iconic song “Here & Now”, from the Melrose Place soundtrack. Since Letters to Cleo came to an end, Hanley has contributed to the soundtracks for several films, including The Craft, 10 Things I Hate About You, Josie and... read full bio
Kaya Jones is a singer, actress, dancer, model, and former member of the girl group The Pussycat Dolls from 20032006. Jones left the group after recording songs for the PCD album to pursue modeling and a solo musical career. Born in Toronto, Canada, she enrolled in dance classes at the age of 2 and acting classes at age 5. Kaya... read full bio
She actually had music in her blood as the daughter of the late Dave Stewart, co-founder, producer, creative, and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame® inductee of the Eurythmics, who received multiple GRAMMY® Awards. Drawn to creativity and the arts, she struck a bargain with her parents. While waiting, she started posting her own songs on Soundcloud, which attracted the... read full bio
Kayla Diamond is a Canadian alternative pop artist from Toronto, Ontario. Through her music, Diamond sings about topics such as heartbreak, freedom, and her dirty laundry, the latter of which, “Dirty Laundry,” being the name of Diamond’s EP. Diamond was originally pursuing her law degree to be a personal injury or family lawyer and found herself signed to a record... read full bio
Louis Kevin Celestin, better known as Kaytranada, is a Haitian-Canadian DJ, record producer, and musician. He was born on August 25, 1992. He is a native of Montreal, Quebec, and is well-known throughout the world for his distinctive fusion of hip-hop, R&B, and electronic music. Aminé is a popular American rapper, singer, and songwriter who is also noted for his... read full bio
One of the most well-known names from the disco era of the 1970s is KC And The Sunshine Band. KC and The Sunshine Band is one of the key figures in pop music with over 100 million album sales, nine Grammy nominations, three Grammy Awards, and an American Music Award. Over the course of more than 25 years of recording... read full bio
Keane are an English alternative rock band from Battle, East Sussex, made up of members Tom Chaplin, Rim Rice-Oxley, Richard Hughes, and Jesse Quin. Keane achieved mainstream success with the release of their debut album, Hopes and Fears. The album won multiple awards and was the second best-selling British album of the year; it also won the Brit Award for... read full bio
Internationally acclaimed pianist, composer & humanitarian Keiko Matsui creates groundbreaking, thought provoking & inspirational music. The courageous, spiritually driven and consummate artist enjoys the distinction of being an invited guest and performer at the International Jazz Day. Her unique melting pot of musical influences have garnered her a devout international following. The eloquent and soft-spoken but yet deliberate musician tours... read full bio
Keir is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from Bristol whose music is a mixture of pop and rock. Keir began his musical career with the release of the singles “Probably” and “I Don’t Need Anybody Else.” Since then he has gone on to release several singles and EPs which include “Rose,” and “A Thorn With A Face.” Keir finds influence from artists... read full bio
Keir Gibson, a young Scottish musician, has returned with brand-new music following an incredible breakthrough. The day before appearing at his "home festival," the Belladrum Festival, Keir released his debut single, "Eyes Wide." Keir is a Highland vocalist. He released his second song, "Hollow," in the nine months that followed. DJs Scott Mills and Molly King frequently played it on... read full bio
R&B's living legend Keith Sweat released his debut album, Make It Last Forever, and sold over three million copies, spawning the hits ""I Want Her"" (number one R&B, number five pop), ""Something Just Ain't Right"" (number three R&B), ""Make It Last Forever"" (number two R&B), and ""Don't Stop Your Love"" (number nine R&B). It was by I'll Give All My... read full bio
KeKe Palmer is an American actress, singer, and songwriter. She was born as Lauren Kayana Palmer in Harvey, Illinois to parents, Sharon and Larry Palmer. KeKe’s parents both formally worked as professional actors, so she was exposed to the life of a performer at a young age and caught the acting bug. Her first time acting was in “Barbershop 2:... read full bio
R&B singer Ketara "Keke" Wyatt was born in Indianapolis, Indiana, where she grew up listening to a variety of R&B and gospel and came from a very musical family. Both of her parents sang in church; her mother was a vocalist, her father an organist. Wyatt's parents had her singing in church as a child but did not discourage her... read full bio
Kele Okereke, who sometimes just goes by the name Kele, is an indie singer and works as the lead singer for the band Bloc Party. Kele Okereke sometimes just goes by the name Kele. In addition to that, he has a strong reputation as a superb rhythm guitarist. Silent Alarm was the name of the band's debut studio album, which... read full bio
