Kiko Bun is a reggae artist based in London. Kiko has stored London’s splattering of styles in his musical DNA ever since he was young. Growing up in North London, his first musical awakening was classical, before turning to salsa, hip hop and then reggae. He has worked in a cross section of reggae, dancehall, soul, vintage R&B, and hip-hop, creating an infectious and vibrant sound. He is signed to Island Records.^[2]

He was raised on a diet of classical, salsa and Hip hop, it was eventually the sun-soaked sounds of reggae that became his musical love. He mixes his deep love of Jamaican roots music with the sound of modern London bass culture.^[1]

Kiko Bun has been into music from a very young age. His dad played a lot of dub and rocksteady and rub-a-dub when he was growing up. But as He started to grow he got into classical music

He started collecting a lot of blues records to sample, bought a PC and started making loads of old school beats.

Towards the end of that He was already deep in big reggae phase.

Following a handful of independent singles, including 2014's bouncy "Where I'm From," which reflect where he was coming from.

The London native netted a deal with Island Records after he was noticed to have built a dedicated Soundcloud following and began issuing a steady stream of new material^[3], beginning with the 2015 EP Come Again^[6].

Along the way, he began touring the festival circuit and featured on tracks by Credenza and the Next Men, among others.

A host of Kiko Bun's singles arrived in 2016, including the Dre Island collaboration "Alipanga" and the bright pop track "Sweetie." In late 2017 the singer released the hooky "Fistful of Nothing" single, which was later included on his 2018 EP, The Clubs.^[4]

He has a total of 9.73 subscribers with approximately 2.5 millions viewson YouTube^[10]. He also have 11.4k followers on Facebook, 5.8k followers on Twitter and 8.2k followers on Instagram.^[7][8][9]