KiKi Skinner

Lakisha “KiKi” Skinner is a USA-based Indie Music journalist and freelance writer who has been crowned a “word-craft artist” by her global following of Independent music artists. She is a part of an Alt. Rock band and is the owner of Klef Notes entertainment business blog. Lakisha has been the editor for a Backstreet Boy and has been featured on Dr. Jimmy Star’s blog. If she is not crafting words, you can find her buying another pair of shoes to place in her over-cluttered closet. You can read her work at www.KlefNotes.com and find her on https://twitter.com/The0riginalKiKi and at https://www.instagram.com/the0riginalkiki/
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Review: Lemon Drink’s “Patsy Kensit” – Spins with all the fizzy sparkle of a well‑mixed indie pop rock cocktail

Lemon Drink’s “Patsy Kensit” spins with all the fizzy sparkle of a well‑mixed indie pop rock cocktail:  light on its feet, but strong enough to knock some sense into you if you’re...

Review: BRSR’s “Portals” – A neon‑lit fever dream

BRSR’s latest single, “Portals,” lands like a neon‑lit fever dream - an alt‑rock offering that wears its influences proudly on its sleeve while carving out a space that feels unmistakably its own....

Ten Artists Who Defined My Listening in 2025

2025 was a year of vivid contrasts and sonic discoveries, and I had the privilege of spotlighting ten artists whose work pushed boundaries while staying rooted in emotional truth. Project Overload set the...

Review: Diveboy – Solar Sister – “Nostalgia with modern indie energy”

When chapter 2025 is closing, and 2026 is about to start, finding a reflective piece of music is quite the gift. “Solar Sister” by Diveboy is that kind of song that creates...

Review:  How I Became a Wave – “Fading Out” – A reflective, emotionally rich piece

Some songs don’t just play—they linger. “Fading Out,” the latest release from Irish singer-songwriter Pat Carey, known as How I Became a Wave, is one of those rare tracks that feels like...

Review: Martina & The Moons – “Laundry Mat” – “grit, introspection, and melodic sophistication”

Dublin’s all-female alternative pop outfit Martina & The Moons continue their ascent with “Laundry Mat,” a track that’s earned its place in the current alt-pop conversation. Recently featured at Output Belfast and...

Review: Wild Horse – “Don’t Wait” – A Soulful Ode to Letting Go

In their latest release, Wild Horse—an electrifying indie pop trio from East Sussex—delivers a heartfelt anthem called “Don’t Wait” that resonates deeply with anyone standing at the crossroads of change. It’s not...

Review: San Demas – “You & I” – Memorable riffs & a driving Rhythm

The latest single, “You & I” by San Demas follows the music outline of “less is more” when it comes to production, similar to how The Rolling Stones achieved this effect on...

KiKi Skinner

Lakisha “KiKi” Skinner is a USA-based Indie Music journalist and freelance writer who has been crowned a “word-craft artist” by her global following of Independent music artists. She is a part of an Alt. Rock band and is the owner of Klef Notes entertainment business blog. Lakisha has been the editor for a Backstreet Boy and has been featured on Dr. Jimmy Star’s blog. If she is not crafting words, you can find her buying another pair of shoes to place in her over-cluttered closet. You can read her work at www.KlefNotes.com and find her on https://twitter.com/The0riginalKiKi and at https://www.instagram.com/the0riginalkiki/