As a selector, curator, and radio host with excellent taste, Coco María is one of the most distinctive and uncompromising DJs in the world. She is based in Europe and originally hails from Mexico. Her specialty is Brazilian, South American, Central American, and Caribbean wax. Delicious samples of futuristic electronic music, jazz, samba, cumbia, and other rarities from sunny, far-off places,... read full bio
Coco Jones is a young and talented singer. At just nine years old Jones sang the national anthem for 40,000 people and a NFL game. This caught the eye of the Disney Chanel and Jones was a finalist on the network’s show “Next Big Thing”. She went on to star in her own Disney Chanel Original Movie “Let it Shine”,... read full bio
Since Coco Jones is the new Hilary Banks in Peacock's Fresh Prince revival, Bel-Air, you may have already seen her on the big screen; she has been in movies and on television since she was a teen. With over 2 million TikTok followers and a commitment to increasing visibility for confident, brilliant, dark-skinned black women, you may have also seen... read full bio
According to Okay Africa, "the hardest hustling DJ," is experienced worldwide DJ, Coco Em, who has entertained crowds at events including Trans Musicales in Rennes, France and Nuits d'Afrique in Montreal. However, she used that energy to inspire her subsequent creative leap. The Santuri East Africa studios handled her record's final production. Through their mentoring, a Nairobi-based non-profit organization that supports East African musicians,... read full bio
Atlanta, Georgia is the home of the pop duo known as Coco and Clair Clair. As the forerunners of "devil glam rock," this band's unrepentant and undeniably hip-hop-influenced sound gives the low-fidelity bedroom pop subgenre a much-needed shot of adrenaline. In 2012, the two connected on Twitter and shortly thereafter began recording songs together alongside the guys from Atlanta's Awful... read full bio
Producers, DJs, and the fiercely fashionable twins behind their diverse brand are Coco & Breezy. As teenagers, they had a profound interest for dancing and dance music culture that was influenced by their family. This led to an opportunity for them to become friends with and work with Prince. After establishing their eyewear business in New York, C&B quickly became... read full bio
Maia Friedman, Oliver Hill, and Dan Molad's project Coco started out as a kind of experiment: three friends writing songs just for the fun of writing music. The band says, "There's a mutual admiration and trust among us." "It permits the 'first thought, best thought' mindset." Their diverse and extensive personal creative backgrounds, including work with Lucius, Pavo Pavo, and... read full bio
Born and reared in a small Indiana town, Michael Cochren is an award-winning singer/songwriter and worship leader. Following his graduation, Cochren formed the band Cochren & Co. and started touring the nation with his buddies. Later, his wife Leah joined them. Cochren & Co. transcends the boundaries between American pop/rock and soul/blues with their timeless melodies and lyrics full... 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
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
COASTS is an up and coming band from Bristol. They have been touring nonstop and growing to fame quite quickly. They have recorded many catchy songs including Oceans", "Your Soul", "Tonight", "Wallow", and "Stone". Their sound has been referred to as a Tropical Guitar sound."... read full bio
The Platters' hit songs have remained timeless American favorites for more than 40 years, literally creating the Rock & Roll love ballad subgenre. Producer Larry Marshak's tribute to The Platters still evokes and honors the original band and their singular lead singer, Tony Williams, to this day. Despite the fact that the Platters' original members have all passed away, their... read full bio
COASTCITY is an up-and-coming Latin pop duo that consists of members Jean Rodriguez and Danny Flores. The duo describe their music as Caribbean soul and prior to their work as COASTCITY, Rodriguez worked as a back-up vocalist for Marc Anthony and toured the world with him. He was also an engineer, composer, performer, and vocal coach. Meanwhile, Flores worked as... read full bio
Coast Modern is an indie pop duo, comprised of Luke Atlas and Coleman Trapp. Growing up around music, the duo immediately hit it off. Deciding to join together and collaborate, the two created the band Coast Modern. The boys drew influence from The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Led Zeppelin, and Weezer. Atlas has said, part of the Coast Modern sound... read full bio
The West Coast hip-hop of the 1990s is referenced in the music of the rap group Coast Contra, but with intricate poetry and R&B undertones. The first song from Coast Contra, Apt. 505 and their debut studio album, which features the twin sons of soul singer Teedra Moses and rapper Ras Kass, were released. Rappers Ras and Taj Austin, who were brought... read full bio
Although both bands were formed around the same time and are excellent representations of the scene's overall sound, Coal Chamber emerged from the Los Angeles alternative metal scene with a sound frequently compared to Korn: heavy, detuned guitars like the murkiest Black Sabbath; grungy, noisy textures like White Zombie or Tool; white-knuckle intensity like Pantera and hardcore punk; and perhaps... read full bio
Coach Party aren't passing judgment; in fact, like on the song "Everybody Hates Me," which is a fan favorite, they are aware that many times the issues are internal. Coach Party, however, represent a refreshingly honest break from the social media perfection that permeates our daily lives for the steadily growing tribe of fans who have watched them rise from... read full bio
CNCO is a relatively new Latin American pop group, but their talent has been obvious from the start. Made up of five extremely talented singers, Christopher Vélez, Richard Camacho, Joel Pimentel, Erick Brian Colón, and Zabdiel De Jesús, CNCO was formed on the Univision singing competition show Le Banda. The members of CNCO competed individually on the show and announced... read full bio
CMAT is an up-and-coming pop singer-songwriter from Dublin, Ireland. CMAT is the moniker of Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson, who was previously part of the band The Bad Sea. CMAT began her career with the release of her debut single, “Another Day (kfc),” which is a song she wrote about a breakdown she had previously had at a KFC. Since then, CMAT... read full bio
Clutch is a rock band that hails from Germantown, Maryland that’s been churning out rock hits since 1991. The group consists of Tim Sult on lead guitar, Dan Maines on bass, Jean-Paul Gaster on drums, and Neil Fallon on vocals, rhythm guitar, and keyboards. They band currently has twelve studio albums out, along with seven live albums. Clutch has their... read full bio
