K. Roosevelt

Los Angeles-based artist K. Roosevelt is a singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist known for his genre-bending music. Rising to fame with the hit single "Do Me Now" featuring Hit-Boy in 2013, he has since released projects like Neon Haze (2016) and the self-titled album K. Roosevelt (2018) before exploring funkier and more atmospheric sounds in releases such as Bloom EP (2019) and Solstice (2022). With a diverse discography that includes collaborations with artists like Jhené Aiko, the Game, M.I.A., and Rapsody, Roosevelt has established himself as a versatile talent in the music industry.

Born Kevin Roosevelt Moore II in Los Angeles to blues artist Keb' Mo', K. Roosevelt began his music career as a drummer before transitioning to beatmaking, piano, guitar, and songwriting. He gained recognition for his work on tracks like "Real Now" with Jhené Aiko and "Can't Get Right" with the Game. Releasing his first mixtape RoseGold in 2013, which included the breakout hit "Do Me Now," Roosevelt has continued to showcase his musical prowess through collaborations with artists such as M.I.A., YG, Mahalia, and Rapsody. His latest project, the EP Kiss Me When You See Me, further solidifies his unique R&B sound, with standout tracks like "Dance" highlighting his artistry.