Introducing Melbourne based, Zimbabwe born, London raised artist KYE. Taking influence from the likes of Kehlani, Solange and NAO, KYE’s modern take on neo-soul is fuelled by her formidable songwriting, effortless vocal and vast network of collaborators in Melbourne’s increasingly renowned community of creatives in R&B, hip-hop and future soul.

Since introducing herself to listeners with ‘Sometimes’ and ‘Gold’ (feat. Sampa the Great & 18YOMAN), KYE has gone on to receive playlist support from triple j, KCRW, Zane Lowe’s New Music Daily, FBi Radio, MTV & more - praised as “enchanting” by The Interns, “heart-rendering” by Sniffers, “a special talent” by Pilerats, and “innovative” by Purple Sneakers, amongst others.

Real name Kylie Tadiwa Chirunga, KYE’s relationship with music blossomed as a young child growing up in the UK. In between vivid memories spent singing through sickness and in health, gospel songs, talent shows, girl bands and more, her voice flourished with each deep embrace of her identity. Deeply informed by her experience as a young black woman experiencing life through a predominately white societal lens, KYE finds herself today confident, strong and humble, ready to share her mantra of embracing openness and finding joy in it, with the world.