She continued her path as an indie artist while focusing on music production in the U.S. where she released notable tracks like Rearview Mirror.

[6][7][8] In 2022, she joined Warner Music Hong Kong as part of the FUTURE IS NOW program and began releasing Cantopop songs.

Twenty-Something (Lucian Remix) got over 7 million streams on Spotify and labels were interested in signing her; however, she refused and became an independent singer-songwriter.

[14] Kiri began her music career as an indie singer-songwriter in New York, releasing popular tracks like Rearview Mirror, I'm Not Here and Strangers.

In 2017, she wrote songs for award-winning Cantopop artists like Cherry Ngan, Kary Ng, Jan Lamb and Waa Wei.

[18] The track went viral in Hong Kong, which made Kiri decide to release the remixed-demo version named Strawberry Icecream.

Some netizens have commented that they like the English version (Strawberry Icecream) better, but not the lyrics of Twist Cone since it's "a bit weird".

The MV was filmed in Los Angeles, USA, which, Kiri, playing as a ballet, learns to not give in to other's expectation and be her true self.

[23] She wrote the song with her friends Adam Pondang and Zev Troxler in a writing session in the US, with lyrics by Chung Suet and Kiri herself.

You Gotta Screw Up At Least Once also topped many charts, including Hong Kong Billboard (#1), 903 (#1), CHILL CLUB (#5) and YouTube Viral: Music (#5).

Later on, Kiri, alongside Justin Yau re-arranged the song, while Chan Wing Him contributed Cantonese lyrics.

[27] Kiri used to have her own music label, Kurious Grocery, a subsidiary of Denise Ho's Goomusic with Canaan Fong as her manager.

[31] The label was created back in 2017 but ceased operations in 2022 when Kiri joined Warner Music Hong Kong.

As alumnus of the Berklee College of Music, Kiri T, HIRSK and Daniel Chu formed the 4AM Class and often write songs together.