K. Sparks

Kyle Hunter known under his stage name as K. Sparks, is an American hip hop musician, ghostwriter, and chief executive officer of rhythm couture. He started making hip hop music in 1993, while he has since released various studio albums, with seven nationwide releases, Definition, Tomorrow Today, Read Between The Lines, Self-Portrait, Vintage Art, The Blue Tape 2, Seasons Theme Urban Couture and Note to Self. He has worked with artist such as Kid Cudi, Sabina Ddumba, Ahmad, Joell Ortiz, DJ Envy, The Pharcyde, Radio Personality for Hot 97 Peter Rosenberg, Jarren Benton, Loaded Lux, Nick Cannon, and Rapsody from the Kendrick Lamar album To Pimp a Butterfly.
K. Sparks has performed at various venues and festivals with several artist including Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, Joe Budden, Talib Kweli, Sean Price, and Q Tip. He was featured in the Unsigned Hype column of the January/February 2010 issue of The Source Magazine. K. Sparks owns Double Up Entertainment, a music production, licensing, and branding company. In 2009 K. Sparks was nominated for the Best New Artist and won first place. The same year K. Sparks and Wiz Khalifa were both nominated for the Best Hip Hop Record.