

biography
Fans describe Miss Krystle as the pop version of Evanescence.
Krystle has released singles with international gold and platinum award-winning songwriter, Gardner Cole, who says Krystle “is a bright new talent who has it all. She can sing, write, and is very musical, playing multiple instruments. She is quickly developing into a well-rounded songwriter and performer.”
Krystle is currently working with pop-producer Ziplock, and the team is set to release a number of singles this year. With the debut of Krystle’s song Unforgettable – produced with Jonathan Smith - fans will get a whole new taste of Miss Krystle music. “I love aggressive synths and guitars, and I am always walking that fine line of electronic rock and electronic pop music. At the end of the day, I just want to give my fans great songs, so I tend not to fight where a new track wants to naturally go. I am excited to release my new music, I truly feel like it is some of the best work to date.”
Having composed original soundtracks for feature films such as Speak No Evil, Krystle continues developing her skills as a producer and songwriter. Krystle credits her love of dark music and performance art to acts like Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie, Rammstein, Disturbed, Lady Gaga and Korn. She credits influences of her upcoming music to Maroon 5, Celldweller, and Lana Del Rey.
Krystle calls her fans soldiers, and says she does everything with them in mind. “One of the most beautiful moments of my life was the first time my fans started singing along at a show, to a song that had not been released yet. The feeling I get knowing my fans care is indescribable. My fans are everything to me.”
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