Charli XCX is a pop star from Stevenage, England, who began her music career at the age of 14. Charli XCX gained the attention of Pitchfork Media and then two years later she released the long awaited album, True Romance. Also, Charli XCX was the writer of the hit song “I Love It” by Icona Pop. She won two SESAC... read full bio
Charley Crockett is a blues singer from San Benito, Texas who has led a wild life on the American frontier. Charley Crockett is a real relative of Davy Crockett, the American folk hero who is revered throughout the country. Crockett has performed his music on the sidewalks of New Orleans, New York City, Texas, and California, as well as all... read full bio
Charles Wesley Godwin was in a slump for quite some time. Godwin, a prolific writer who had proven himself to be a reflective and soulful songwriter and singer over his first two critically acclaimed albums — a storyteller in the vein of his heroes Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson and Bruce Springsteen — found himself in a state of stasis. To hear... read full bio
"Charles Murdoch is an electronic music producer and performer from Brisbane, Australia. For a short period of time, Murdoch was also known as Charlie Why. Murdoch is part of the Future Classic record label, which has allowed him to flourish among other electronic music acts. He has released a total of two EPs including I Was Deliciously Wired and Weathered... read full bio
Charles Moothart, a musician from Los Angeles (Fuzz, Goggs, Freedom Band), has previously recorded solo albums under the CFM alias. As change is the only constant in the world, Moothart is now performing with his full name. His most recent album, Black Holes Don't Choke, is composed of "love songs for the apocalypse." Heavy hits mixed with roomy melodies, and... read full bio
Charles McPherson was born in Joplin, Missouri where the great swing bands originated... Bird, Buster Smith, Coleman Hawkins, Count Basie and others. He studied alto sax with renown pianist Barry Harris. At age 19 he started playing professionally. He went to New York and performed with Charles Mingus for twelve years. While performing for Mingus, McPherson frequently collaborated with Harris,... read full bio
Charles Kelley, a singer and songwriter originally from seven-time Grammy award-winning band Lady Antebellum, has departed on his own musical journey. Kelley has been developing his songs with a different style than any performance he’s done before. His first solo single, ‘The Driver’ featuring Dierks Bentley and Eric Paslay, received a Grammy nomination for Best Country Duo at the Grammy... read full bio
Charles Bradley was raised in Brooklyn, New York. He lived most of his childhood on the streets, but was able to take away one good memory, which was when his sister took him to see James Brown at The Apollo. Brown's performance left a strong impression on Bradley and inspired him to get off of the streets and... read full bio
Rapper Charles Ans from Mexico has elevated the profile of Mexican hip-hop through albums like Ataraxia: A Plena Luz del Dia and his collaboration with Gera MX and Nanpa Básico, Los No Tan Tristes. His relatable lyrics and innovative approach to rap have gained him recognition across the globe. Charles Ans, real name Carlos Miguel Segura Ramírez, was born and reared... read full bio
Charla Lauriston is an up-and-coming stand-up comedian, television writer, producer, and co-host of the “Secret Lives of Black Women,” podcast. Lauriston is originally from Haiti and has also lived in Boston and New York. As a television writer, Lauriston has worked on television series which include “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” “Why W/Hannibal Buress,” “People of Earth,” “The Last OG,” “Ghosted,” and... read full bio
Charice looks like any other teenager: pretty, petite and filled with non stop energy. But when the sweet-faced teenager opens her mouth to sing the audience quite literally gasps. Born and raised in the Philippines, Charice's talent was discovered at age 4. By age 7, she was competing in local contests and belting out songs. In 2007, a web-savvy fan... read full bio
Chapter and Verse is one of England’s fastest rising stars in the world of DJ and producer acts and in the global dance and EDM music scene. The talented artist is getting lots of love from the industry veterans like Claude VonStroke, Roger Sanchez, Sonny Fodera, Gorgon City, and Green Velvet, etc. Chapter and Verse’s songs keep breaking the top... read full bio
Chappell Roan is an alternative-indie singer-songwriter from Willard, Missouri. By the time Roan was only 12 years old, she began taking piano lessons and found influence in bands and artists such as Bob Dylan and Fleetwood Mac. While in middle school, Roan won a talent show, and she also performed in her school choir growing up. When Roan was 16... read full bio
Together with their cousin Trea Swindle, Danica and Devynn Hart make up Chapel Hart, and they have already shown that they are strong contenders. These women have discovered a way to convey their Louisiana sass and Mississippi heritage with listeners all across the world. Witness the band's development from a handful of kids who performed together in Hart's Chapel to... read full bio
Chapel is an up-and-coming alternative-pop band that consists of the duo Carter Hardin and Kortney Grinwis. The duo formed together after they bonded at Waffle House while hungover. They decided to pursue a musical career and writer music under the name CHAPEL. Shortly after, the duo began recording music which led to their self-produced debut EP, “Sunday Brunch.” This led... read full bio
Chaos In The CBD's Helliker-Hales brothers only engage in family-related activities. They may be among the most sought-after candidates in the current house market, but they haven't lost the down-home feel that comes from growing up in Auckland's lovely suburbs. Currently, Louis and Ben are a part of the close-knit Peckham dance community, but they still have fond memories of the brisk... read full bio
Chaos Chaos is an American indie synthpop band that consists of two sisters, Chloe Saavedra and Asya Saavedra. Chaos Chaos formed in Seattle, Washington, under the name Smoosh, which they performed under for around 12 years before changing their name to Chaos Chaos. Under the name Smoosh, the duo released an EP and three studio albums. Since changing the name... read full bio
The Chantels were the first black female group to achieve nationwide success. The group was established in the early 1950's at St. Anthony of Padua school in the Bronx, and consisted of Arlene Smith (lead), Sonia Goring, Rene Minus, Jackie Landry Jackson and Lois Harris. They got their name from a rival school, St. Francis de Chantelle. They were discovered... read full bio
Chante Moore’s music is at once sensuous, romantic and loving. Her own heartfelt compositions, jazzy grooves, and soulful ballads are her stock in trade. When she performs, her music comes alive with vibrancy and energy. Through six best-selling, critically-acclaimed solo albums and two duet sets with Kenny Lattimore – “Things That Lovers Do” and “Uncovered/Covered”, Chante Moore has emerged... read full bio
Chantal Kreviazuk is a Canadian singer-songwriter of the adult contemporary music genre. She is also a classically trained pianist, and can play the guitar. Kreviazuk has had many hit singles on the Adult Top 40, including ""Surrounded"" and ""In This Life"". She has also produced double Platinum albums in her career: Under These Rocks and Stones, and Colour Moving and... read full bio
