Kris Kolls has never been afraid of emotional precision.
On February 20, the genre-fluid pop artist dropped her latest single, “Baby, You Are Not Delicious,” alongside a eye-catching, style-shifting music video that leans fully into playful detachment. Shortly after release, she teased the visual on social media with the caption: “Baby, You Are Not Delicious” – OUT NOW everywhere. Stream it, add it to your “no second chances” playlist.
With this release, Kris Kolls moves deeper into electropop territory. The production is vibrant and rhythm-forward, built on glossy synths and club-ready beats that pulse with controlled confidence. However, beneath the playful surface lies something sharper. Rather than framing romantic disappointment as devastation, she reframes it as taste. Chemistry becomes flavor. Attraction becomes texture. And incompatibility? Simply… not delicious.
The repeated hook transforms rejection into realization — a subtle but powerful shift in narrative. In Kris Kolls’ world, emotional growth isn’t loud or explosive; it’s poised. It’s knowing you can try something twice and still understand it doesn’t belong to you.
Beyond her original releases, Kris Kolls has cultivated a digital presence through covers and intimate reinterpretations shared across her social platforms. She often experiments vocally — layering harmonies, reshaping melodies, turning familiar songs into atmospheric mini-worlds. Travel also plays a quiet role in her artistry, informing her evolving sonic textures and genre-fluid instincts.
Ultimately, “Baby, You Are Not Delicious” feels like a new chapter, where vulnerability meets satire, and softness coexists with self-respect. Not every love story deserves a second serving, and Kris Kolls knows it.
