Kylie Price is a talented singer-songwriter hailing from small-town New Zealand. Born in 1993, she spent her childhood in Dunedin and was educated at Kavanagh College. In 2011, Kylie won Good Morning's "Find A Star" competition, which marked the beginning of her musical journey. Although she entered New Zealand's Got Talent in 2012, she chose not to sign their contracts, leading to her exit from the show. Later that year, she achieved recognition by winning several awards at the Australasian country music awards.
Kylie's music blends heartfelt, relatable lyrics with an introspective singing style, drawing inspiration from her country music roots while exploring new indie-pop sounds. She has released four singles: "Fit," "Keeping On," "Stay," and "Perfect." Recently, Kylie has made her mark on the UK music scene, performing at The British Country Music Festival and captivating audiences with her powerful voice and resonant songs.
Kylie's journey from New Zealand to London reflects her determination to pursue her recording career. Her music resonates with listeners, and her powerful voice commands attention wherever she performs. As a Caffe Nero featured artist of the month, Kylie continues to make waves in the industry. Her lyrical sound straddles genres, combining elements of country music with indie-pop influences. Influenced by legends like Charlie Pride, Tammy Wynette, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, and Kenny Rogers, Kylie Price is not only making her mark but also influencing artists in the UK, much like the British influence on the origins of country music itself.
Kylie's experience at The British Country Music Festival was wholesome and rewarding. The receptive audience and warm backstage atmosphere left a lasting impression. Having grown up in New Zealand, where the country music scene thrives among listeners and artists, Kylie Price brings her unique blend of talent and passion to the global stage. Her journey from Dunedin to London exemplifies her commitment to music, and her songs continue to resonate with audiences worldwide.
