About Kross Irwin

Born January 15th, 1999, Kross Irwin has built himself a reputation throughout the state of Pennsylvania since a child. Kross Irwin is an innovative artist whose music explores deeply personal and conceptual themes. His album The Boy Who Died, But Had No Funeral showcases a blend of genres, including emo rap, pop-punk, electronic rock, and trap. The project is characterized by its raw emotion, theatrical delivery, and evocative storytelling, often dealing with themes of pain, isolation, and longing for connection. Songs like “Watch Me Bleed” and “Rich to Broke” stand out for their lyrical depth and genre-fusing production.

Irwin’s style draws comparisons to artists like Twenty One Pilots and Lil Skies, but his music carves out its own unique space. He employs a mix of spoken word, melodic hooks, and cinematic soundscapes, creating an experience that’s both intimate and immersive. Tracks like “Black Dress” and “I Feel Dead” highlight his ability to balance catchy rhythms with darker, introspective themes.

Listeners appreciate his commitment to honesty and innovation, with many songs acting as anthems for emotional resilience and self-expression. His music is available on major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music. If you want to learn more about Kross, read or watch some of his interviews below.