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Meet Psalm, the Chicago-born rapper whose career spans three decades, multiple stage names, and a steady reinvention. Born Cristalle Bowen on July 1, 1980, she’s known as Psalm One and Hologram Kizzie, delivering sharp lyricism and forward-thinking artistry. From the early 2000s bio releases to a late-2010s resurgence, Psalm has built a loyal following with independent projects and bold performances. Here you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and details on upcoming shows where you can catch her live in concert.

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Based in Chicago, Psalm continues to tour and collaborate, with a recent focus on solo material and collaborative projects. Her social presence centers on psalmonelovesyou.com and Bandcamp, with active profiles on Twitter/X, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering her work, you’ll find accessible ticket options and dependable service through Gold Coast Tickets. Secure your seats for her next show and experience the energy of Psalm live.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Psalm

  • Born Cristalle Bowen (July 1, 1980) in Chicago; stage names Psalm One and Hologram Kizzie.
  • First solo album Bio: Chemistry released in 2002; later reissued as Bio: Chemistry II in 2004 on Birthwrite/Chicago label.
  • Signed to Rhymesayers Entertainment for The Death of Frequent Flyer (2006); subsequent releases were largely independent (Rapperchicks, Bonafyde).
  • Flight of the Wig (2019) marked a significant late-2010s reinvention, widely covered as a Bandcamp Album of the Day in 2019.
  • 2025 shows include a July 2025 appearance at Thalia Hall, Chicago, as part of The Fly Honey Show.
  • Discography remains extensive with multiple projects during 2002–2019, including P.O.L.Y. (Psalm One Loves You, 2015) and Gender Fender Bender (2016).

The records

Psalm Discography

  • Flight of the Wig
    2019 · Self-released (Bandcamp)
  • Gender Fender Bender
    2016 · Self-released (Rapperchicks context)
  • Shitty Punk Album
    2016 · The Rapperchicks / Self-released
  • Psalm One Loves You (P.O.L.Y.)
    2015 · Rapperchicks / Bonafyde Media
  • Hug Life
    2014 · Bonafyde Media
  • Child Support
    2012 · America SCORES / ASCAP (with Psalm One & ASCAP Songwriter Residency)
  • Woman at Work
    2010 · Charm Lab Enterprises
  • Woman at Work Vol. 2: 500 Bars
    2010 · Self-released
  • Woman at Work Vol. 3
    2010 · Self-released
  • Bio: Chemistry
    2002 · Self-released
  • Bio: Chemistry II: Esters and Essays
    2004 · Birthwrite
  • The Death of Frequent Flyer
    2006 · Rhymesayers Entertainment

The hits

Top Psalm Songs

  • Juke Me
    2011 · Did not chart
  • Need Love Too
    2013 · Did not chart
  • Impatient (Just U and Us)
    2015 · Did not chart
  • Rules and Regulations
    2016 · Did not chart
  • Where U Been Hiding?
    2019 · Did not chart
  • Cult of Ye
    2020 · Did not chart
  • What I Get for Being Brilliant
    2020 · Did not chart
  • Anxious, Nervous and Imperfect
    2021 · Did not chart

Based in Chicago, Psalm continues to tour and collaborate, with a recent focus on solo material and collaborative projects. Her social presence centers on psalmonelovesyou.com and Bandcamp, with active profiles on Twitter/X, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering her work, you’ll find accessible ticket options and dependable service through Gold Coast Tickets. Secure your seats for her next show and experience the energy of Psalm live.

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