From humble beginnings to a triumphant debut into the Country-Gospel and Christian Music world we would like to introduce, Kaley Kristine.

Kaley Kristine shows her ability to write, sing, and preform as a solo artist pushing boundaries between genres and age groups. Her first single “I turn to You” released in September 2016, became hometown favorite within hours of its release. Kaley responded to her followers quickly by releasing her second single in May 2017 “I AM FREE”. Both songs from her album “Out of the Darkness” not yet released.

Kaley truly started her music career at the bottom as an independent artist with no record label or industry backing. Her music is based on mission to “Serve others and do the right thing”. “It is amazing how we forget to see others as we see ourselves”. Her door-to-door sales mentality is revolutionary and continues to prove successful in gaining both national and international exposure. Cold calling indie radio DJ’s and program managers around the world daily to build real relationships with partners and followers.

Kaley was raised in Dexter, Michigan (Greater Detroit Area) where she was a member of her Junior-High Orchestra and High School Marching Band from grades 6th – 12th. Summer vacations were often spent in Northern Michigan where she took her first voice and piano lessons. Her Grandmother Tonie Lewis-Tilli the owner of Lewis Music and Dance Studio in Detroit, Michigan for more than three decades following WWII, as her teacher.

The smooth soothing voice, real sound, and positive lyrics are a collective of tones from musical influences such as Dolly Parton, Alyson Krauss, Alan Jackson, Chris LeDoux, Bob Dylan, Kid Rock, Jessica Petty-DiGiovanni, and Kari Jobe.

Kaley’s work ethic, determination, and ability to see the positive sets her worlds apart from other artists. Her advice to her followers “Never lose sight of your dreams. You may not have the opportunity today so keep your eyes open for what tomorrow can bring. Life is not easy for anyone, remember to have fun.”