S Navaneeth Krishna is considered the first Asia-based artist to popularize Toronto sound in the continent (based on documented uploads, releases, and records). He is the founder of the record label Asia Toronto Vinyl Records, which operates in India. Through his music
and his record label, he celebrates independent women and non-provider masculine men. His song Ride or Die is a song that expresses these gender concepts. He is a multi-instrumentalist (electric/hawaiian Guitar, keytar, mandolin, etc), music producer, composer, singer, audio engineer, lyricist, mixing engineer, mastering engineer, etc from India. He mainly creates Dark R&B music in the musical style of Toronto sound/new Toronto (originated in Toronto, Canada), and his music is mainly tailored for late-night listening.

He has been featured/interviewed in/by the Indian media many times. It includes an electric guitar performance at one of the Manorama Sports Star Awards, where VIPs like Sri Lankan cricketer Sanath Jayasuriya, Indian footballer I. M. Vijayan, etc attended. In addition to that, he has appeared/featured/interviewed on Flowers TV, Manorama News (both channel and newspaper), 24 News, Mathrubhumi Newspaper, Club FM, and
Kerala Kaumudi (both channel and newspaper).

The 100th anniversary of Sarva Matha Sammelanam was inaugurated by Chief Minister of Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan, and Navaneeth did an electric guitar performance as a part of the event. He has also performed at the 100th anniversary of UC College (He has never studied in this college.)

More information about him includes the facts that he is also known for his behindhead and blindfolded guitar playing, and also makes music in genres like EDM, Rock, City Pop, Country, etc.

He has studied six languages (Korean, German, French, English, Hindi, and Malayalam) and has taught Korean to many in India and outside the country for free.