King Pepe is a Swiss musician known for his eclectic style that weaves together various genres, such as pop, jazz, and dialect music, creating a unique sound that defies traditional categorization. Real name Hanspeter Müller-Drossaart, King Pepe has carved out a niche for himself in the Swiss music scene with his distinctive voice and introspective lyrics, often delivered in the Bernese German dialect. His music is characterized by a playful yet profound exploration of daily life, emotions, and the existential musings that everyone can relate to.

With a career spanning over a decade, King Pepe's recent releases continue to showcase his versatility and artistic evolution. From the contemplative melodies of "To Hell with Ewigkeit" and the upbeat, reflective tones found in "Karma Ok" to the smooth jazz influences in "Pepejazz," each album offers a different facet of his musical identity. Albums like "70% Wasser" and "Tierpark" illustrate King Pepe's ability to blend thoughtful commentary with an accessible, often whimsical sound. On the track "Büssi," listeners are treated to a satirical edge, while "Blöd im Chopf" harkens back to the artist's roots with its local linguistic charm. King Pepe continues to be a staple in the Swiss music landscape, captivating audiences with his heartfelt storytelling and genre-blurring compositions.