KISU

KISU has made a mark in the pop scene with tracks that resonate with fans. One of the standout songs is “KISS U,” which combines catchy hooks with danceable beats. Similarly, “Face&Pace” has gained traction, showcasing a blend of rhythm and memorable lyrics that keep listeners engaged.

Other notable tracks include “Drive!” and “Waves of you,” both offering fresh sounds that capture different moods. “Love you back” and “Cheese burger” add variety to his discography, appealing to a wide audience. Fans also enjoy “Daqui pra Sempre ('SIDE B' Vol.4)” and “Will be fine,” which reflect a more introspective side. “About you” and “BOY” round out the collection, each contributing to KISU's evolving style.

KISU's latest album, "Sweet Lie," was released in 2017 and continues to resonate with fans. This collection showcases a mix of catchy melodies and relatable lyrics that reflect his growth as an artist.

Recently, KISU has been active in releasing new singles as part of the "SIDE B" series. "C'est La Vie" from Vol. 5 brings an upbeat vibe, while "Daqui pra Sempre" from Vol. 4 offers a smooth, melodic experience. Another notable track, "Face&Pace," stands out with its engaging rhythm, and "Palagi" from Vol. 3 adds to the diversity of his recent work. Each song contributes to a broader narrative in KISU's evolving sound, keeping listeners engaged and eager for more.

KISU's collaboration on “Will be fine” showcases a blend of their musical style with a poignant message. The track emphasizes themes of hope and resilience, connecting with listeners through its relatable lyrics and straightforward melody. The collaboration stands out for its simplicity, allowing KISU's vocal delivery to take center stage.

Another notable track is “Waves of you - English Version.” This song offers a fresh perspective through its English lyrics, broadening its appeal. The collaboration maintains a smooth flow, drawing in fans from various backgrounds. This version captures the essence of the original while making it accessible to a wider audience. Both tracks reflect KISU's ability to connect through music, making them significant contributions to their discography.