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Kim Yoo-yeon (김유연) (singer)
Kim Yoo-yeon (김유연), YooYeon, S5 of K-pop group tripleS under Modhaus; born 2001 in Seoul, Ewha Womans University science education student, My Teenage Girl eighth-place finisher, leader of Acid Angel from Asia and EVOLution.
Kimberley Locke
Kimberley Dawn Locke, American singer born 1978 in Hartsville, Tennessee; third-place finisher on American Idol season 2 (2003), Curb Records artist known for "8th World Wonder" and three straight #1 Christmas AC songs. Distinct from Canadian country singer Kimberley Dawn.
Kimberley Walsh
Kimberley Jane Scott (née Walsh), born 1981 in Bradford, English singer, actress and presenter, member of Girls Aloud formed 2002 on Popstars: The Rivals; solo album Centre Stage 2013, Strictly 2012 runner-up, married Justin Scott 2016.
Kimberly Davis (singer)
Kimberly Davis, Brooklyn-born American singer and vocal coach, lead singer for Nile Rodgers and Chic; her 2017 single "My Fire" with Tony Moran and Rodgers hit number one on Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart.
Kimberly Schlapman
Kimberly Schlapman (born 1969) is an American country singer, alto vocalist, and founding member of Little Big Town, a 3-time Grammy winner, Grand Ole Opry member, cookbook author of Oh Gussie!, and TV cooking host.
Kimbra
Kimbra (Kimbra Lee Johnson, born 1990, Hamilton, New Zealand) is a New Zealand art-pop singer and producer, famous for Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know" and albums Vows, The Golden Echo, Primal Heart, A Reckoning, and Idols & Vices, Vol. 1.
Kimigayo (君が代)
Kimigayo (君が代), usually translated 'His Majesty's Reign', is Japan's national anthem. Its lyrics come from a Heian-period waka in the Kokin wakashū (905), the oldest anthem lyrics; the 1880 melody (Oku/Hayashi, arranged by Franz Eckert) was legally designated by the 1999 flag-and-anthem law.
Kimiko Kasai (笠井紀美子)
Kimiko Kasai (笠井紀美子), born 1945 in Kyoto, is a retired Japanese jazz vocalist who recorded with Gil Evans, Cedar Walton, and Herbie Hancock (Butterfly, 1979) and whose 1977 album Tokyo Special links her to Japanese city pop.
Kimya Dawson
Kimya Dawson (born 1972, Newark, NJ) is an American anti-folk singer-songwriter, co-founder of the Moldy Peaches, solo lo-fi acoustic artist with eight albums, and contributor of eight songs to the chart-topping Juno soundtrack.
Kina Grannis
Kina Grannis (Kina Kasuya Grannis), born 1985 in Mission Viejo, California, is a Japanese-American acoustic folk-pop singer-songwriter who won Doritos' Crash the Super Bowl in 2008 with "Message from Your Heart," self-released Stairwells (2010), and runs the fan-funded label KG Records.
KinAhau
KinAhau is the stage name of Sebastián Rodriguez Betanzos, a Mexican house and tech-house DJ and producer from Cancún, based in Barcelona, who broke through on Solid Grooves.
Kind of Blue
Kind of Blue: Miles Davis's 1959 Columbia Records album, recorded March 2 and April 22, 1959 with Coltrane, Evans, and Adderley; the definitive modal jazz record and the best-selling jazz album of all time.
Kinda Hard
Kinda Hard is the 2026 Columbia Records album by Bilmuri, Johnny Franck's post-hardcore project, released April 10, 2026: 13 tracks, 35 minutes, guests A Day to Remember and Novelists, follow-up to American Motor Sports.
King (Kanye West song)
"King" is a 2026 song by American rapper Kanye West, the opening track of his album Bully, which samples "Reach for a Star" by Duke Edwards.
King (singer)
King, billed as King Rocco, is an Indian rapper-singer whose real name is Arpan Kumar Chandel, known for "Maan Meri Jaan" and his Bollywood debut "Sahi Galat".
King 810
King 810 is an American heavy band from Flint, Michigan, formed in 2007 and fronted by David Gunn, known for blending nu-metal with hip-hop and jazz.
King Addies
King Addies is a Jamaican sound system founded in Brooklyn, New York, in 1983, known for 1990s dubplates pairing dancehall artists with hip-hop and R&B stars, earning the nickname "Billboard Sound."
King Animal
King Animal (2012) is Soundgarden's sixth and final studio album, their first new full-length in over 15 years after the 2010 reunion; it debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 behind Superunknown and Down on the Upside.
King Combs
King Combs, born Christian Casey Combs in 1998, is an American rapper, son of Sean Combs and Kim Porter, signed to Bad Boy Entertainment in 2016; known for 90's Baby, Cyncerely, C3, and the 2025 Ye joint album NEVER STOP.
King Crimson
King Crimson, English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968–69, led throughout by guitarist Robert Fripp. Known for In the Court of the Crimson King (1969), constant lineup changes, 13 studio albums, and influence on prog and metal.
King Crimson discography
King Crimson discography: the recorded catalog of Robert Fripp's English prog band (formed January 13, 1969), spanning In the Court of the Crimson King, Red, the 1981 Discipline trilogy, ConstruKction of Light (2000), plus live and archival releases.
King Curtis
King Curtis, born Curtis Ousley (1934-1971), was an American tenor saxophonist from Fort Worth, Texas; the soloist on "Yakety Yak" and Atlantic's house sax man, with hits "Soul Twist" and "Memphis Soul Stew", inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2000.
King Diamond
King Diamond (Kim Bendix Petersen, born 1956, Copenhagen) is a Danish heavy metal vocalist fronting Mercyful Fate and his own band, known for falsetto, corpse paint, and the 1987 concept album Abigail.
King Diamond (band)
King Diamond (band): Danish heavy metal band formed 1985 in Copenhagen by vocalist Kim Bendix Petersen after Mercyful Fate split; known for horror concept albums Fatal Portrait, Abigail, Them; Metal Blade; Gus G. replaced Andy LaRocque in 2026.
King Dice
King Dice is the stage name of Dennison Joseph, a Dominican calypsonian who has won the Dominica Calypso Monarch title ten times, most recently in 2024.
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard: prolific Australian psychedelic rock band from Melbourne, formed 2010, known for Nonagon Infinity's infinite loop, microtonal albums, five-album years, bootleg live releases, and the 2026 EDM album Alien Metal.
King Harvest
King Harvest, the French-American rock band formed by Cornell friends in Paris around 1970, best known for the Sherman Kelly song "Dancing in the Moonlight", a No. 13 Billboard Hot 100 hit in 1973.
King James (musician)
King James, born James Ruhumuriza, is a Rwandan R&B and afrobeats singer from Kigali who began recording in 2006 at age 16 and became one of Rwanda's most popular artists.
King Krule
King Krule (Archy Ivan Marshall, born 1994), formerly Zoo Kid, is an English singer-songwriter from London blending baritone croon, punk, jazz, and dub; albums include 6 Feet Beneath the Moon, The Ooz, Man Alive!, and Space Heavy.
King Kunta
King Kunta is a 2015 Kendrick Lamar song from To Pimp a Butterfly, also called Kunta Kinte track, referencing Alex Haley's Roots slave hero; G-funk single produced by Sounwave and Terrace Martin, peaking at No. 11 on Hot Rap Songs.