Kiki Kramer

Kiki Kramer is a California-born, New York-based singer-songwriter known for her unique blend of indie pop, jazz, and hyper-pop influences. A drama major at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, she began writing music at 13, with one of her early songs even featured on the TV show *Dance Moms*. Her style is characterized by honest, emotionally raw lyrics often exploring love and heartbreak from a dark, unexpected angle, drawing inspiration from artists like Marina and the Diamonds, Lana Del Rey, and Melanie Martinez. After the passing of her mother, a painter who greatly influenced her, Kiki became more serious about her music career, cultivating a signature sound and hands-on approach to promotion by immersing herself in the NYC nightlife scene as a club promoter and performer.

Kiki gained wider attention with singles like “Shot in the Dark” and “Relevant” and has signed with Suretone Entertainment. Her music fuses accessible melodies with unconventional, sometimes off-kilter production, aiming to balance originality and emotional depth. She is known for creating songs that feel both personal and relatable, using music as a form of self-expression and healing. Kiki has also performed at notable festivals and is building a growing presence in the pop music scene through her captivating vocals and thoughtful songwriting.