Growing up just outside London in Hertfordshire, Kristian Kiss began writing when he was just 10 years old, immersing himself in song writing and poetry. Listening to and re enacting Michael Jackson from a young age, Kris knew from the beginning that he loved music. 　　He used the space afforded by his short distance from London and upbringing as an only-child to truly immerse himself in his writing. These formative years were spent honing and refining his craft, creating his own sound with a unique combination of rapping and singing. 　　Kris' single-minded vision was to establish himself as a unique artist with longevity. After being kicked out of four different schools and getting his GSCE's in college, Kris enrolled himself on a course where he learned to produce music electronically, highlighting his enterprising spirit and further strengthening his ability to work as a solo artist with complete creative control over his output. 　　Working closely with Aaron Ross of Infinite Future Management, Kris’ first success came in the form of his collaboration with Dutch house act Chocolate Puma “Step Back” – already a Gold Record in Holland, with over 5.5 million spotify streams and now licensed globally, most notably by Island Records UK where it was chart bound and on high rotation on the BBC 1Xtra playlist among many other well know worldwide stations. 　　Following swiftly was the result of a day in the studio with another Dutch superstar producer Don Diablo; Chain Reaction (Domino) dropped on the worlds number 1 dance label Spinnin’ Records. 　　He then had a string of features with big house names like Daddy's Groove and Laidback Luke and performed at prolific events such as Tomorrowland. His newest feature comes with the amazingly talented Vato Gonzalez - a track called Sonic Boom which was released November 2016 with a high end music video on Spinnin Records. 　　Kris has now been working on a brand new wave of Trap, Rap, House and EDM tracks with the hope to stake his claim in the scene as a force to be reckoned with across the board of genres. 2018 will see him continue his high end feature success, but put a claim in the UK scene as one of the countries brightest prospect.