Kevin Swanko

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Southern Alternative Hip Hop

Austin, Texas
Hip Hop

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Biography

Kevin Swanko is an Austin-based artist pioneering Southern alternative hip-hop with their genre-blending sound and raw storytelling. Fusing hip-hop, R&B, soul, EDM, and psychedelic elements, they create a sonic experience that’s as introspective as it is electrifying. Their music is rooted in resilience, reflecting a journey of self-discovery, mental health struggles, and personal transformation.

At the heart of their artistry is Rapping 4 a Kidney, an Instagram series documenting their fight with FSGS and stage 5 kidney failure. Through music, storytelling, and advocacy, Swanko brings awareness to kidney health while turning their struggle into inspiration. Their transparency in sharing this journey has connected them with fans on a deeper level, proving that music can be both a source of healing and a powerful call to action.

As the mind behind Wonderland, their upcoming album, Swanko explores themes of healing, generational trauma, and reinvention—pulling listeners into a world where alternative rock and electronic textures meet Southern rap authenticity. Beyond music, they’re a creative visionary, brand consultant, and entrepreneur. Whether curating immersive performances that feel like raves, helping fellow artists develop their identities, or pushing the boundaries of their own artistry, Swanko is committed to leaving a lasting legacy.

With a bold visual identity, a signature Texas swagger as the “Lone Star Don,” and a mission to inspire through their story, Kevin Swanko isn’t just making music—they’re building a movement.

Venues played

Vaquero Taquero Downtown 603 Sabine St
Austin, TX 78701
The 13th Floor 711 Red River St
Austin, TX 78701
Flamingo Cantina 515 E. Sixth St.
Austin, TX 78701
Butterfly Bar at the Vortex 2307 Manor Rd
Austin, TX 78722
Antone's Nightclub 305 E. Fifth St.
Austin, TX 78701

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