The Siren

Kaisi Berick, stage name The Siren, is an American activist. EDM/pop soundwave scientist, singer, composer is known for inventing the genre Epicstep. He has made appearances in LA Weekly and MTV.com

As an activist he incorporates meaningful messages behind his barrage of frequencies which are tuned to the 432Hz. This frequency that exists within his music, is not found in traditional music on the radio today.

The reason will surprise most people. The same industrially and politically tied family, the Rockefellers, who seek to control the democratic and republican paradigm, have an agenda against natural harmonious music that works with our spiritual/mental/physical well being.

As an act of defiance, The Siren produces hard core metalcore that embodies the spirit of rejection, and dubstep, which brings people together on the dancefloor. His dub-step beats with sweeping “epic trance” or “uplifting trance” like saw, sine and square wave formulations, incorporate radical activist inspiring dance songs.

Incorporating electro, nintendocore, dubstep, metalcore, and 8-bit, he ensures buildups, drops, tempo changes, and vocals

By planting revolutionary speeches or his own lyrics on politics, science, space, free energy, foreign affairs, and constitutional rights, he brings activism to the electronic music crowd.

This has gathered attention from various famous activists, along with Free and Equal in by showcasing them in his work such as Alex Jones and the Zeitgeist Movement’s Jacque Fresco and Peter Joseph.

He was a contributor for the youtube channel the Rave Train, with Abby Martin an independent journalist who like him, speaks out about corruption in government.

Based out of LA, The Siren appeared in LA Weekly multiple times for Perish's Studio 69 EDM events.

Featured on MTV, his was accepted as a Buzzworthy “top 5 songs of the week” on December 19, 2012.