Here’s a profile of Krystofer Maison, based on what’s publicly known:

Krystofer Maison (he/they) is a classically trained performing artist, songwriter, and producer based in New York City. Their roots in musical theatre date back to childhood, and their training gives them a strong foundation in vocal control, dramatic presentation, and a style that blends pop, rock, and theatrical elements. (Krystofer Maison)

Maison’s performances are known not just for the music, but for their emotional arc and stagecraft. Influenced by androgynous rock icons of the 1980s, musical theatre, and contemporary avant-garde pop stars like Lady Gaga, their live shows often mix genres, incorporate theatrical storytelling, and include moments of comedy and audience interaction. (Krystofer Maison)

In their discography, Maison released the EP Libera Me in 2021, which touches on queer experience and self‑acceptance. Their more recent EP, MAKE A SCENE (2024), is described as a concept record in four acts, chronicling a journey of self‑discovery, rebirth, and embracing identity. (Mondo)

Beyond music, Krystofer Maison is deeply involved in activism, particularly around LGBTQ+ rights and mental health. They wrote and performed “Fly,” the signature song for the short film Blackbird, which deals with mental health themes, and they are involved with a nonprofit connected to the film. They also sit on advisory boards, and their performance material often reflects their personal journey — of mental health recovery, coming into a gender‑expansive identity, and using art as a means to both reveal and heal. (Mondo)

Artistically, Maison is in the process of building toward a full studio album that will further articulate their voice and vision: a drama‑pop record with layers of personal mythology, spiritual motifs, and multimedia components. (Krystofer Maison)

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