Sierra Kidd

Sierra Kidd, an underground musician with over 500 million streams and multiple gold awards, hails from Europe and delves into themes of depression, PTSD, and his upbringing in a low-income area in Germany. Despite his successful music career, his personal life tells a different story. Raised by a single mother, Kidd took on a fatherly role for his six younger siblings at a young age, striving to support his financially unstable family. Determined to change their circumstances, he left home at 15 for Berlin with a vow to improve their lives.

Over the next decade, Kidd dedicated himself to his music, gaining recognition in the European industry, particularly after the global success of his track "Living Life, In The Night." Tragically, the loss of his 18-year-old brother to suicide did not deter Kidd but instead fueled his relentless work ethic. Using music as a form of therapy, Kidd channels his pain and sadness into his art, creating a raw and emotional outlet that resonates with listeners.