A Los Angeles-rooted R&B artist whose songs are often relaxed and impassioned at once, K. Roosevelt charted with the hot-blooded Hit-Boy collaboration "Do Me Now" (2013) before he made his full-length debut on Interscope with Neon Haze (2016). Following a stint with Def Jam, his second major-label affiliation, Roosevelt has self-released funkier yet more atmospheric projects such as the Bloom EP (2019) and the full-length Solstice (2022). His secondary discography as a collaborator includes tracks headlined by the varied likes of Jhené Aiko, the Game, M.I.A., and Rapsody.