Kiing Sky

In the urban tapestry of New York City, Sky Alexander Williams was born one autumn day in 1994. Destined for greatness, he would soon become known to the world as Kiing Sky, a star who would drop beats galore.

Sky had music in his veins, thanks to his father's musical core. Arthur Williams, a native of New Orleans, made music lovers roar. He played keys with the Delfonics, Jerry Butler, and more. Arthur even wrote for Wilson Pickett and came close to the Grammy's very door.

Sky's mother, Minna, had dreams that were born in the Russian winters. She journeyed from Moscow in 1981 to explore the American dream. An entrepreneur at heart, Minna's spirit would soar. She built a business with tenacity and lore.

As a child, Sky made his mark on the basketball court. He collected trophies and titles, storing each victory. Unbeaten in high school, he was a state champion who was adored. However, college brought challenges that were like a discordant chord.

Sky had dreams of playing on Spanish courts and earning applause in Europe. Yet, fate had a different plan and led him to Manhattan College. Two injuries struck, and Sky's spirits were floored. Despite this, he excelled in academics and couldn't be ignored, particularly in Political Science.

In 2017, rap became Sky's restoring sword. Therapy through verses, he found his voice, striking a chord that was undoubtedly influenced by his father's genes. In this melodic journey, Kiing Sky soared. He released seven mixtapes and videos, exploring every note.

By 2020, Kiing Sky's music had accumulated 2 million streams on Spotify. He delved into Rock, Rap, R&B, and even Reggaeton. With a mosaic of sounds, Sky adored each genre. His epic tale, forever encored, continues to captivate listeners worldwide.