Miss Krystle, an entertainment attorney and independent artist, has established herself as a musicpreneur, speaker, and record label owner, empowering other artists in the music industry.
Miss Krystle and her producer partner in crime, That Orko, have topped charts together, and continue to release music today. As a TEDx speaker, Miss Krystle ...
Miss Krystle is an entertainment attorney, independent artist, musician, and CEO of Delgado Entertainment Law. She hosts the Top Music Attorney ...
Miss Krystle has expanded her passion for music into founding her own record label, Dukes Up Records, as well as owning and running her own entertainment law ...
Entertainment attorney, public speaker, author, and dark pop singer, Miss Krystle discusses how to build your music business and brand and talks ...
Miss Krystle operates as a dark pop artist and entrepreneur, independently managing her music production, video creation, and business negotiations. Her musical works have been featured in television and film productions on platforms such as Disney+, Hulu, and Primetime. She maintains full control over her career trajectory, evidenced by her founding of Dukes Up Records, her own record label. In collaboration with music producer That Orko, she has achieved chart-topping success. Her presence extends to social media, where she has cultivated a community of over 500,000 followers.
Beyond her artistic endeavors, Miss Krystle is also an attorney with nearly a decade of legal experience. Practicing as an entertainment attorney, she is the CEO of Delgado Entertainment Law, PLLC. In this capacity, she aims to educate fellow music entrepreneurs on business strategies typically employed by major record labels, with the goal of helping them achieve six-figure annual incomes. She hosts the “Top Music Attorney Podcast,” where she discusses building a music business and offers independent artist tips. As a TEDx speaker, she advocates for independent artists, specifically delivering a talk titled “Keeping Your Dukes Up In The Music Industry.” Her work combines her legal and musical expertise to support and guide burgeoning talent within the industry.
Her career progression reflects a strategic integration of her legal and artistic skills. Initially focusing on her music, she expanded into law to better understand and navigate the complexities of the music business. This duality allows her to offer practical advice and mentorship to artists, grounded in both creative experience and legal knowledge. Her approach to music creation, from writing songs like “I Don’t Cry” which was inspired during law school studies, to orchestrating collaborations and managing her own label, demonstrates a comprehensive engagement with all facets of the industry.
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