Andy Harry and his buddy Sarah Rayne established the electro-punk group Cobra Man after Andy Harry received a request from the Los Angeles skateboarding collective, the Worble. Writing a soundtrack for the Worble film about a human skate ramp was the group's first assignment. The instrumental track "Manramp" debuted Cobra Man's thrashy, disco-punk synth and bass style, which they repeated... read full bio
Rapper Terrell "Cochise" Cox, whose songs include "Knicks," "Hatchback," "TELL EM" and "Pocket Rocket," is a rising star. The success of "Hatchback" on social media led to Cochise signing a record deal with Columbia Records. The first song by Cochise to receive a Gold certification from the RIAA was "TELL EM." The second was "Hatchback". Currently residing in Fort Collins, Colorado,... read full bio
Coco Rocha's modeling career has been a dream come true for the past fifteen years. She has photographed covers, editorials, and campaigns for the most prestigious magazines, brands, and photographers in the world in addition to walking the runway for every big designer. In addition to being named model of the year by Elle and Marie Claire, French Vogue recognized... read full bio
Code Orange is a hardcore metallic band from Pennsylvania. The band performs intense, screaming punk songs containing heavy drums and guitar. They started out as a “straightforward punk band” but moved into a darker, deeper type of punk metal when Bob Rizzo joined the band. Code Orange has released three studio albums, two EPs, and several other independent releases. Their... read full bio
Fat Mike, the vocalist for NOFX, has debuted "Suicide By Pigs" and "Abscessed" as the first two songs from his upcoming musical project, Codefendants. The release date for NOFX's "Double Album," which was revealed in September along with the new track "Darby Crashing Your Party," is slated for December 2. As they stated earlier this year, the punk veterans want... read full bio
Cody Canada and the Departed are an American southern rock group. Prior to forming the Departed, Canada played as the lead singer of the group Cross Canadian Ragweed for sixteen years. Cross Canadian Ragweed's lineup included Cody Canada on vocals and guitar, Jeremy Plato on bass, Grady Cross on guitar, and Randy Ragsdale on percussion. Plato and Canada created a... read full bio
Cody ChestnuTT is an eclectic R&B artist, who also incorporates elements of rock and roll, soul, hip-hop, and blues into his music. He began his career with Death Row records, writing and producing five songs for the male R&B group Six Feet Deep. The hip-hop collective The Roots recorded a cover of ChestnuTT’s “The Seed”, as “The Seed (2.0)”, for... read full bio
The music of Cody Fry is reminiscent of the emotional transition from black-and-white to technicolor in your favorite vintage movie. You almost anticipate a Golden Age romance to blossom to the narration of his singing as his orchestration swells. It's warm enough to evoke memories, but as a multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, producer, composer and orchestrator, Cody constantly looks ahead. He has... read full bio
After releasing an EP and a full-length album, Cognitive joined Unique Leader Records and released Deformity, an album that displayed the band's commitment to their art while telling the story of their home state's own Jersey Devil folklore. The band intensified their touring schedule while continuing to write and push the boundaries of the genre with their songwriting, technicality, speed, brutality and brutality.... read full bio
"Coheed and Cambria is a band completely different than any other. Their songs tell a very long story. Their story is an ""ongoing saga of an alternate intergalactic netherworld, its main characters being an archetypal husband and wife named Coheed and Cambria"". Their two albums ""The Second Stage Turbine Blade"" and ""In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3"" have sold... read full bio
Chase Lawrence (synth/vocals), Joe Memmel (guitar/vocals), Ryan Winnen (drums) and Zachary Dyke (bass) make up the alternative indie-rock band, COIN. The Nashville boys have been worked with Grammy producer of the Year nominee Jay Joyce on their self-titled debut album. The album, featuring the single “Run,” is a guitar driven interpretation of their synth-pop style. Self-described as a ""product of... read full bio
Cola Boyy whose real name is Matthew Urango, is a multi-instrumentalist and singer from Oxnard, California. Urango’s family is a racial mixture of white, black, Hispanic, and Native Americans which is why he blends rock, funk, soul, and Latin all into one sound. He’s been featured in outlets such as, The Fader, i-D, Noisey, Clash, Dazed Digital, Huck Magazine, and... read full bio
Colbie Caillat is an American singer-songwriter best known for singles such as “Bubbly”, “Try”, “I Never Told You”, and many more. With the release of her two-time RIAA Platinum debut album CoCo, Caillat quickly made such an enduring impact that USA Today declared the California girl a vital part of a new wave of troubadours. CoCo debuted at No. 5... read full bio
Cold Cave (a group consisting of leading man Wesley Eisold, Amy Lee, Nils Bue, and Ryan McMahon) has been described as a "collage of darkwave, noise, and synthpop." They’ve been compared to early 1980s new wave, post-punk, and synthpop bands like Joy Division and New Order. Previously, Wesley was a vocalist for the hardcore groups Give Up the Ghost, Heartworm... read full bio
Long Beach, CA's Cold War Kids make music with roots that go deep and wide, embracing influences as diverse as Bob Dylan, Billie Holiday, Jeff Buckley, and the Velvet Underground. Matt Aveiro, Matt Maust, Jonnie Russell, and Nathan Willett began crafting their soulful, blues-inflected take on indie rock as Cold War Kids twelve years ago, recording demos in Los Angeles... read full bio
Coldplay is a legendary British rock band that has captured the hearts of millions with their stunning melodies and addictive beats. The band was founded by Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland, who initially named their group Pectoralz, later changing it to Coldplay after Will Champion and Guy Berryman joined. Their debut album, Parachutes, was a huge success, with the hit... read full bio
Coldwave's harsh brand of post-punk is controlled in its anarchy, fusing buzz-saw dual guitars, booming horns and a high-octane live performance. The six-piece’s frenzied music provides the terrain for harsh, half-spoken vocal delivery that portrays the angst and mundanity of the day-to-day. Over the previous three years, Coldwave have made their presence felt in the South Australian music scene and are ready... read full bio
Colin James (AKA Colin James Munn) was born in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada and he’s always had an interest in music. After hammering away on the strings for years, he hit the scene at a fairly young age. His big moment happened when he was given the opportunity to open for legendary guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan in Regina in 1984. This... read full bio
Colin Meloy is an American musician, singer-songwriter, guitarist, and author who is best known for being the frontman of the indie-folk rock band The Decemberists. Meloy was born in Helena, Montana, and he has previously studied English and theatre at the University of Oregon. He then went on to study creative writing at the University of Montana in Missoula. Meloy... read full bio
Hailing from the city of Atlanta, Georgia, Collective Soul shot to international fame with their release of Hints, Allegations and Things Left Unsaid, and their mega #1 hit ""Shine."" The album was a collection of Ed Roland's demos that spread quickly through the college underground circuit and caught fire, going on to achieve Double-Platinum status. After having been invited... read full bio
