Ky’saun, a versatile artist originally from Savannah, GA, now based in Los Angeles, brings a unique blend of southern roots and west coast energy to his music. While his journey spans multiple regions, he firmly believes that the essence of his artistry is rooted in the music itself rather than the place from which it originates. For Ky’saun, the heart of his art lies in free expression, a space where he can showcase his work to the world, regardless of whether or not people fully understand it. Music, for him, offers refuge—a means of escape when life feels overwhelming and a way to communicate ideas in ways that haven’t been heard before.
Ky’saun’s creative process is deeply inspired by his respect for the craft. As a self-proclaimed “student of the game,” he draws inspiration from both mainstream and underground artists. The ever-evolving landscape of music, from new flows to innovative production techniques, motivates him to push his own boundaries. Artists like Big K.R.I.T., Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Rapsody, and Curren$y are some of his key influences, as well as more niche figures like Westside Boogie and Waldo. For Ky’saun, it’s about continuously refining his sound and testing how clever, blunt, or impactful his lyrics can be. The challenge of improving his craft is what keeps him engaged and inspired.
Ky’saun’s musical journey began in 2015 when he first started writing. However, it wasn’t until 2019, after spending four years in the military, that he decided to pursue music seriously. The move to Los Angeles marked a pivotal moment in his career, propelling his artistry into what it is today. Since then, he has honed his skills, determined to make music that resonates with listeners while staying true to his roots.
Outside of music, Ky’saun has maintained a focus on personal growth and artistic expression. While music remains his primary outlet, he continues to explore new ways to convey his thoughts and feelings, constantly evolving as an artist. He believes that the journey is about perseverance—building his career “brick by brick.”
Looking ahead, Ky’saun is optimistic about what the future holds, with new music on the horizon for 2025. As he continues to grow and experiment with his sound, he remains grounded in his belief that the process is just as important as the outcome.
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