Krypys Music, born Christopher Pistol, embodies the very essence of a Caribbean artist, awakening his musical passion from a young age. Krypys Music’s musical journey takes root around the early 2000s in the town of Gosier, located in Guadeloupe. During this time, Reggae/Dancehall resonates strongly among the youth in neighborhoods accustomed to sound systems.
In 2005, this pivotal moment inspires Krypys Music to pen his first lyrics. A self-taught artist, he initiates his music production with the invaluable assistance of his father, a guitarist, and his uncle, a Deejay, using reclaimed materials.
Throughout his journey, the artist discovers French Rap and is captivated by this new musical style with melancholic melodies. He also joins the Gosier Tush group, formed by Yaboy Yk, contributing to the Quadruple. In 2007 and 2008, he performs for the first time in front of a larger audience.
In 2009, with Yaboy Yk, Exil, and Erwan departing for the mainland, the Gosier Tush group dissolves. At this crucial moment, Krypys Music encounters Skindark, guiding him towards innovation, research, and personal development.
In the years leading up to his departure for the metropolis, and upon his arrival in 2011 in Val-de-Marne, Krypys Music delves into the field of engineering, juggling between composition, recording, sound engineering, handling, and voice balancing during events.
A perfectionist with multiple hats, in constant questioning of his artistic qualities, Krypys Music faces a dilemma: to be an artist or an audiovisual engineer. To resolve this complex equation, he makes the bold decision to launch his label. The objective is clear: to broaden artistic horizons and guide independent artists by helping them reduce production costs through micro-services.
Today, the artist is determined to make up for lost time by introducing his label, a platform promising to redefine standards in independent music production. Krypys Music offers a new path to artists, unveiling unforeseen possibilities in the vast world of musical creation.
