Kris Kolls’ “Little game” Plays With Highs Lows and Everything Between

Istanbul-based singer-songwriter Kris Kolls blends soul, pop, and electronica into a signature sound. She draws inspiration from global icons like Christina Aguilera and Justin Timberlake. Her songs explore strength, growth, and self-love, so her music feels both intimate and powerful. On July 25, 2025, she released her new single Little game.

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The song feels like a portrait of a relationship. One that thrives on rhythm, not just in music but in moods, reactions, and unspoken understanding. From the opening lines, “I wanna play a little game with. I’ll pout and tease throw attitude. You kiss it off…,” it sets the stage for a dynamic of push and pull. The melody itself mirrors the cheekiness, with it’s bright and pumpy liveliness, never overpowering the intimacy of the lyrics.

Kolls taps into the universal feeling of teasing your partner just to see how they’ll respond. Testing boundaries in a way that is less about conflict and more about closeness. The groove also feels like it winks at you, just like the lyrics themselves. The beats carry a light bounce, that turn emotional swings into something you can dance to.

In addition, there’s a cinematic intimacy in the way the lyrics weave tension and comfort together. The line, “I’ll get all quiet, maybe blue. You’ll make me laugh, that’s what you do,” describes a partner who can sense the heaviness before it’s spoken. In turn, it shows that sometimes love doesn’t require words, only presence.

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Furthermore, the repetition of, “You know my highs you ride my lows. No need for words you just know,” becomes the heartbeat of the song. This frames the relationship as one where the highs are celebrated, the lows are carried together, and the silence between is just as meaningful as laughter. Even in conflict, as when the lyrics tease, “I’ll start a fight for no real clue… You’ll pull me close, say, ‘yeah, I do,’” the resolution isn’t about winning but about closeness. While the words lean into tension, the music keeps it buoyant, never letting the mood fall too far.

Ultimately, the song “Little game” is not about perfection, but about knowing each other so well that you can dance through every emotional shift like it’s part of the same song.

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