All Kilo Kish Lyrics (en) Total 40
Kilo Kish - Watergun{Intro} Yeah okay {?} What ? {?} We'll talk some more.. {?oh shout out to the cupcake?} {Verse}
Kilo Kish - BITE ME{Intro} Ahhh! I don't give a flying- Ahh! {Refrain} (x2) Sick of that song? Oh well Sick of that song? Oh well Sick of that song? Oh
Kilo Kish - SPARK{verse 1} Beads of sweat, under kept Swept beneath the black edge Self control, my regret Can’t compete with that edge Colors fall dark, dark Cradle the
Kilo Kish - NICE OUT{Verse 1} I'm afraid to go outside So many people rule my mind I can't escape where is the line Chained ourselves to overdrive {Chorus}
Kilo Kish - PrayerSomewhere in the discourse Do you see me Wrapped up in a wrong cause All neon and Glowing in the floor Cause all i see are red panes Shinning from the break
Kilo Kish - Void{Intro} Ready I want I don't want to panic I want-I I don't want to panic I want I don't want to panic I want-I (Be sure you're
Kilo Kish - Like HoneyI always feel a sting As they draw close Content to live an amber dream Buzzing round aimlessly ’til they forget about me I drip into the couch Oak and velvet
Kilo Kish - Elegance{Video Intro} My trip? It, it was kinda like a work thing We didn't really have much time to see the sights Or do anything really, so I don't know, we pretty
Kilo Kish - Intro{Spoken: Man and *Kilo Kish*} You got a deadline? When you gotta get it done? *It has to be done by February 1st. Febru-Well, the thing's on February 1st-the
Kilo Kish - WrongI’M BUTTONING MY BLOUSE YOU’RE WALKING DOWN THE STAIRS I WOULD HAVE LET YOU OUT BUT NO ONE SEEMS TO CARE WHAT A WASTE OF WATER WHAT A WASTE OF SAND TO TRAVEL ALL THE
Kilo Kish - WaxHEAD CLASPED IN MY HANDS LIKE A CRADLE BOY ROCK-A-BABY DOWN TO SLEEP CHEAP WINE SWEET WINE SYRUP ON THE TABLE AND IT AIN’T AFFECTING ME TOES GONE COLD IN A COTTON
Kilo Kish - Thoughts on Love and WorkLAY BACK AND THE STARS LOOK DOWN AT US BUT WE’RE TOO ASHAMED TO LOOK UP THOUGH I LIE AWAKE AND I CAN’T SLEEP LOOK AT ALL THE TIME WE’RE WASTING PUNCHING
Kilo Kish - On The WayYOU WANNA TELL ME ONE MORE MILE STILL MY WINDOWS ARE FOGGING UP? I DON’T WANT ONE MORE TRY MY ENGINE’S RATTLING IN THE DUST GUESS I’M STUCK ALL THE SPACE THAT I COULD WANT
Kilo Kish - LocketTHE WRITINGS ARE UPON THE WALL PRESS THE LIKE - A - BUTTON LIKE ‘EM ALL LET ME OUT THIS WORLD IS NOT PREPARED FOR SOME IF LIVING HERE IS HEALTHY THEN I SHOULD BE
Kilo Kish - CuriousWALKING ALONG RIDING ALONG IN MY BRAND NEW CAR STUCK PASSING IN THE HALLWAYS ALWAYS WAITING FOR SOMEDAY DO YOU AGREE? WHY DON’T YOU TELL ME WHAT IT TAKES TO
Kilo Kish - Begin RouteOUT HERE TRYING TO FIND ITS LIKE THAT ONE SPACE THAT YOU CAN’T GET TO YOU’RE GOING IN ONE DIRECTION AND ITS LIKE YOU JUST END UP STOPPING AND STARTING BACKPEDALING AND
Kilo Kish - The Fears of a DilettanteThrough the screen Through the bar Through the cement fence out back I can see Through your yard And a few miles beyond that Lego trees Planted so closely It
Kilo Kish - Taking ResponsibilityDon't know where to go I guess we'll keep it on the low 'cause there's no cure anymore So i guess we'll keep it on the low I’ve seen some better days
Kilo Kish - Hello, LakishaMy name’s lakisha Named after my dad His name’s lakostia Goes by coz I go by kish Because its shorter And to me A lot less obvious At home my momma
Kilo Kish - Magical Reality{Intro} They want to be with you Do you want to be with them? You will be Winter, summer, winter again A thousand seasons, you will be with them And we be will with
Kilo Kish - Sick{?} I never know when this song starts (Alright, run it back) Just stay Put me on the back porch I can't complain, it's late And I still wanna
Kilo Kish - CreepwaveTell me what you like Tell me what you like Tell me what you like {Verse 1} You make my skin crawl when you’re under me You make my palms itch when you have
Kilo Kish - Rap MonumentI sit in the back of the room Legs crossed, melting wax Another free drink so soon All good, like it back Red lights, heart attack Just a dream you know in insight
Kilo Kish - Love2k{Verse 1 - A$AP Ferg} Okay, I see you in your Bapes Lookin' real good And you from around the way But I've never seen you in the hood Balenciaga mama, and
Kilo Kish - Iou{Verse 1} You know what's up Been feeling a little down on my luck You wanna come cheer me up You wanna shine a light on us? You want to feel the moon bleed
Kilo Kish - Better{Intro} {Verse 1: Kilo Kish} Everything to say and nothing left to do I just wasted 6 months and a day, and all that's left is you Things that
Kilo Kish - Good?{Matt Martians} Need it cut up in your headphones? {Kilo Kish} Down, probably {Matt Martians} Can, you can hear it really good?
Kilo Kish - Turquoise{Verse 1} I sit across the room It's half filled with light The jade reflective kind The vase is half filled with time Wanting to spend it, I find It's
Kilo Kish - Trappin{Verse 1} Clouds like steam and violence With cold air, we're reminded We're flying from the distant Abyss, listen You're a wonder of a dreamer
Kilo Kish - Goldmine{Verse 1} This phone isn't the greatest, well, for writing songs But a vessel nonetheless for fantasies and shrouded thoughts And as the light comes in and lays in wait
Kilo Kish
As if spun from ether, the synthy experimental reflections of Kilo Kish (nee Lakisha Kimberly Robinson) strikingly embody what is intangible – the overwhelmingly complex emotions we sometimes feel but cannot find the language to express. A singer-songwriter, multi-disciplinary artist and designer, Kish’s musical offerings have always been deeply intertwined with her work in other mediums. Her debut EP Homeschool (released April 2, 2012), earned praise for its disarming honesty, marking the genesis of a discography informed by Kish’s deeply self-reflective nature and innate curiosity about the boundaries of human interactions with the world. “I think people liked Homeschool because it felt really naive but also natural. That naturalness of it is almost like catching an artist in their garage band stage,” explained Kish. The EP also provides early insight into Kish’s collaborative process, featuring production and vocals from longtime friends the Internet and Pyramid Vitra – Kish had previously connected with Matt Martians ( the Internet) online, and subsequently formed relationships with the rest of the band.
Born in Orlando, Florida, Kish spent much of her early childhood in solitary settings, critiquing and exploring her surroundings autonomously, while at the same time fully immersing herself in creative projects and activities that challenged her world view. She entered her school’s gifted program at the age of five, and the advanced curriculum soon separated her from her peers. Still, the young Kish found that she preferred the company of adults, finding inspiration from the complexity of their realities. Despite having few friends of her age, her family were early advocates of both her independence and creative spirit.
Her mother in particular provided a steady stream of art supplies, books and activities to feed Kish’s voracious young mind. “I would get bored of things really easily. So once I learned how to do something I was always trying to find the next thing to learn,” Kish explained of her lifelong sense of restlessness. Yet even in becoming easily disillusioned with standard childhood activities, Kish still fell under the spell of the popular culture of the ‘90s. When she wasn’t watching a steady stream of music videos on MTV, she listened to the top 40 hits on her favorite local station. In her teenage years, Kish’s musical tastes imploded, expanding into the realm of alternative sounds and internet-based sub-genres. Spurred on by the popularity of pirating platforms like Limewire, she sought out the future-facing croonings of Bjork, and connected with the empowered folk-pop of Regina Spektor.
This plethora of influences coupled with a rejection of any state of stagnation still defines Kish’s music. A year after the release of Homeschool (while still studying at FIT in New York), she completely pivoted directions and released K+. The free mixtape was supported by a digital art zine and immersive listening session. Featuring A$AP Ferg, Childish Gambino, Earl Sweatshirt and more, K+ chronicled the process behind its own making in order to bring the listener closer to the mind of the artist. “At the time, I kind of just considered music as another form of making stuff. I was in college thinking I was going to become a textile designer, but then to see some of my peers blowing up – Matt was with Odd Future and some of my other friends were in A$AP Mob. So I saw it happening around me and it occurred to me that it was possible,” she explained of the time.
The following year, in 2014, she released her second EP Across with the support of French fashion house and record label Maison Kitsune. On its heels came Kish’s debut studio album,Reflections in Real Time (2016) which she released through her own imprint label Kisha Soundscape + Audio. The album, a searing and deeply personal journal entry into the motivations, fears and obsessions of an artist unafraid to document her own fallacies, garnered praise for its earnestness and impeccable musicality. In an interview with Elle that year, Kish even joked that the album’s level of honesty would probably embarrass her later. Two years later Kish has entered a new chapter of her life. She is gearing up with a new EP, MOTHE, which is set for release on September 7.
Born in Orlando, Florida, Kish spent much of her early childhood in solitary settings, critiquing and exploring her surroundings autonomously, while at the same time fully immersing herself in creative projects and activities that challenged her world view. She entered her school’s gifted program at the age of five, and the advanced curriculum soon separated her from her peers. Still, the young Kish found that she preferred the company of adults, finding inspiration from the complexity of their realities. Despite having few friends of her age, her family were early advocates of both her independence and creative spirit.
Her mother in particular provided a steady stream of art supplies, books and activities to feed Kish’s voracious young mind. “I would get bored of things really easily. So once I learned how to do something I was always trying to find the next thing to learn,” Kish explained of her lifelong sense of restlessness. Yet even in becoming easily disillusioned with standard childhood activities, Kish still fell under the spell of the popular culture of the ‘90s. When she wasn’t watching a steady stream of music videos on MTV, she listened to the top 40 hits on her favorite local station. In her teenage years, Kish’s musical tastes imploded, expanding into the realm of alternative sounds and internet-based sub-genres. Spurred on by the popularity of pirating platforms like Limewire, she sought out the future-facing croonings of Bjork, and connected with the empowered folk-pop of Regina Spektor.
This plethora of influences coupled with a rejection of any state of stagnation still defines Kish’s music. A year after the release of Homeschool (while still studying at FIT in New York), she completely pivoted directions and released K+. The free mixtape was supported by a digital art zine and immersive listening session. Featuring A$AP Ferg, Childish Gambino, Earl Sweatshirt and more, K+ chronicled the process behind its own making in order to bring the listener closer to the mind of the artist. “At the time, I kind of just considered music as another form of making stuff. I was in college thinking I was going to become a textile designer, but then to see some of my peers blowing up – Matt was with Odd Future and some of my other friends were in A$AP Mob. So I saw it happening around me and it occurred to me that it was possible,” she explained of the time.
The following year, in 2014, she released her second EP Across with the support of French fashion house and record label Maison Kitsune. On its heels came Kish’s debut studio album,Reflections in Real Time (2016) which she released through her own imprint label Kisha Soundscape + Audio. The album, a searing and deeply personal journal entry into the motivations, fears and obsessions of an artist unafraid to document her own fallacies, garnered praise for its earnestness and impeccable musicality. In an interview with Elle that year, Kish even joked that the album’s level of honesty would probably embarrass her later. Two years later Kish has entered a new chapter of her life. She is gearing up with a new EP, MOTHE, which is set for release on September 7.