Exclusive Conversation with Kyng Kilo

Artist Spotlight: Kyng Kilo

Kyng Kilo is an artist bringing the fun back to the music. He wants people to have a good time listening to it and he has a good time making it. He wants people to play his new single,"Flex The Best,” which features Jimmy Rocket, in the gym, while driving around and while getting ready to go out. He hopes the energy of the song translates to the listeners and hopes they feel motivated and invigorated.

“Our conversation with Kyng Kilo takes us inside the mind of a creative powerhouse — and what continues to inspire them.”

MusicsWeek: Have your influences changed over the years?

Kyng Kilo: Yes, but only adding 2 to the list ; Moe and Andre 3000

MusicsWeek: What’s something about you that fans might be surprised to learn?

Kyng Kilo:  barely write my music

MusicsWeek: What’s your favorite way to unwind after a long day of recording or performing?

Kyng Kilo:  A stuffed grabba leaf

MusicsWeek: Do you write music on the road or only in a dedicated space?

Kyng Kilo: Both, I enjoy it more on the road.

MusicsWeek: What’s your favorite part of the recording process?

Kyng Kilo: The blind reaction when i walk out the booth

MusicsWeek: What was the most rewarding part of working on your latest project?

Kyng Kilo: Seeing that people who has awards and nominations, bop they head and look surprised that I came up with that song.

MusicsWeek: What personal qualities do you think are most important for a musician to have?

Kyng Kilo:  Being able to take criticism. There’s always room for improvement.

MusicsWeek: How do you engage with your fans online and offline?

Kyng Kilo:  Try to get back to everyone DM and reply to every comment.

MusicsWeek: What are some of the most important lessons you've learned as a musician so far?

Kyng Kilo: READ EVERYTHING. Also don’t be afraid to fail.

MusicsWeek: Are there any charitable organizations or causes that are particularly important to you, and how do you support them through your music or platform?

Kyng Kilo: Breast cancer awareness. My grandmother who believed in my music who’s no longer with us, passed away because of it. So I wear pink diamonds and that’s why this october I’m dropping my first solo album.