Kryoman

Andrew Moore, born on December 10, 1982, in England, developed an early interest in music while growing up in Ibiza. By the age of 15, he began cultivating his skills in music, focusing on electronic dance music (EDM) after being influenced by artists like The Prodigy. Concurrently, Moore pursued design, a skill that would later integrate into his musical identity. In the early 2000s, he gained recognition in music circles for his diverse original designs while DJing in Ibiza. A pivotal development in his career occurred around 2005 when he conceived the idea for a robot performer incorporating smoke machines during a performance. This concept, inspired by a dream, led to the design and creation of the Kryoman robot.

The Kryoman robot became a defining element of Moore’s career, distinguishing him within the EDM scene. The robot, standing three meters tall and equipped with smoke guns, LEDs, and pyrotechnics, significantly contributed to his popularity. This innovative approach enhanced his live shows and provided opportunities for collaborations with notable artists. Kryoman has worked with French DJ and producer David Guetta, American DJ and producer Steve Aoki, and Senegalese-American singer Akon. A significant milestone occurred in 2016 with the release of the track “My Squads Lit,” a collaboration with Pairanoid and Shaquille O’Neal. This track became one of his most popular, known for its dynamic rhythm and unique concept. Kryoman later diversified his performances by integrating regular DJ sets alongside his robot act, expanding his personal recognition while maintaining the essence of his initial brand.

Throughout his career, Kryoman has continued to release music and collaborate with various artists. Tracks such as “Darkness” (featuring Andrew Cole), “Biggie Says,” and “Let’s Play House” have further contributed to his discography and popularity. In 2019, he increased his track releases, including “Vibes” with Vanillaz. The year 2020 saw the release of four major tracks: “Combo 69” (with Superchip and Mr. Pig), “C’mon, Let’s Go” (with Superchip), “Do It” (with Superchip), and “Treat Me Right” (with Superchip). His collaboration with Superchip continued into 2021, resulting in three EPs—”El Cumbion,” “Neverfind,” and “Dancing On Mars”—and one single, “Maryville.” Kryoman’s career also includes collaborations with artists such as Pitbull, Usher, Nicki Minaj, Ludacris, Laidback Luke, Kelly Rowland, and Talia Eisset. Beyond music, he has developed his own clothing brand featuring LED elements and continues to operate as a DJ, producer, and designer.