The Strokes' Nick Valensi, Ralph Alexander, Brad Oberhofer, Jon Safley and Darian Zahedi make up the Los Angeles-based band CRX. The band started up and put out their first record, "New Skin." The album was Valensi's first solo attempt after leaving The Strokes and was largely composed by him. Ways To Fake It and Broken Bones, two singles from the album, were released... read full bio
No music critic in a million could have foreseen that Sarah Midori Perry, who rose to fame as the frontwoman of the bubblegum pop group Kero Kero Bonito, would later turn her hand to ear-splitting digital hardcore. But she unveiled a completely new area code in her emotional spectrum with the track "Hell Is Here," which served as the first... read full bio
CryptoWAVEradio, Austin Litz's second band and new house/bass endeavor, is a pandemic diversion turned new vocation. Since starting the cryptoWAVEradio live stream, where he explains his production methods and talks about the burgeoning NFT scene, Austin has started producing music for other artists, including his own and that of his original live band, LITZ. He has also listed over 100... read full bio
Crys Matthews, a native of Nashville and a bard of truth, is one of the most prominent musicians advancing social justice today. Matthews, a multi-award-winning songwriter and composer, combines Americana, folk, blues and bluegrass into a daring, intricate performance rooted in classic melodies and interrupted with genuine, creative words. She was created for this moment. She uplifts our spirits in these... read full bio
With a gentle warmth and wisdom well beyond her years, Crystal Bowersox is the consummate artist. She has an uncompromising vision of herself and her music that is refreshing and rare. Crystal finished second on season nine of American Idol, and has since gone on to produce her own recordings. Bowersoxs recordings are a finely crafted and beautifully arranged tapestry... read full bio
Elecropop duo Crystal Castles, known for its energetic and rowdy live performances, is made up of Ethan Kath as producer and Edith Frances as vocalist; they both are songwriters. The bands musical sound is oft described as fiercely electric and chaotic, but their newer work has leaned toward a softer, gentler sound. Ethan asked former member Alice Glass... read full bio
Crystal Fighters are an indie electronic music band that got its start back in 2007 while they were living in London, England, as well as Navarre, Spain. “Star of Love”, their debut album, came out in October of 2010, exclusively in the U.K. Later, it was dropped in the U.S. through their new label Atlantic Records in 2012. Their sophomore... read full bio
Crystal Gayle, known for her rich vocals and trademark long hair, is sure to bring audiences to their feet. Best remembered for her smash hit “Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue”, Crystal Gayle has nearly three dozen albums to her credit. Crystal Gayle’s career began while she was still in school with her debut single ""I’ve Cried (The Blue... read full bio
The energetic five-piece band Crystal Lake was founded in Tokyo in 2002. Their unique sound combines a strong hardness with catchy melodies, drawing inspiration from hardcore and metalcore genres. Their outstanding music has achieved global acclaim that transcends national borders. Crystal Lake never lets up with their captivating stage presence, captivating audiences all around the world. With the arrival of John... read full bio
Crystal Bushiri, who raps under the name Crystal Millz, is a very young artist who hails from Great Lever in England. The kid is carving out what is destined to be one of the most lucrative rap careers of all time, having hit over 200,000 views online in just the first few months of her being on the scene. Crystal... read full bio
Country music has strong roots for Crystal Shawanda. She was a natural-born country person, connected to the land and the true stories of common people. Native Americans' lives revolve around music. It is their dance, their history, and a tool for both remembering and forgetting. It is a method to both honor life and lament death. On the Wikwemikong Native Reservation... read full bio
Crystal Skies is an American EDM team that is well-known for their ethereal bass-driven songs like "Never Change" and "Fluorescent Lights." They have created a distinctive dubstep sound that emotionally connects with listeners. Britian Holcomb, a native of Louisiana and Aaron Dawson, a musician from Philadelphia, started making dubstep music independently. They credited well-known melodic artists like Seven Lions, Au5 and KOAN... read full bio
Beach pop group Crystal Tides, from the South Coast of England, draws inspiration from vintage guitar riffs from the '00s and contemporary feel-good pop tunes. Billy Gregory's ecstatic vocal work, Harry Knowles' big-room guitar melodies, George Regan's ground-breaking bass tones and Joe Knights' expert drumming technique make up the band. Over the course of their most recent albums, Crystal Tides' standing on... read full bio
When you hear the name Crystal Waters, you immediately think of a woman whose talent and brand has sustained her 20-year career, yet the breadth of her work continues to engage new fans and please her enormous base. She is best known for her string of domestic and international number one dance hits, including her signature smash, ""Gypsy Woman (She's... read full bio
Justin Taylor Phillips, better known as his stage name Crywolf, is an indie electronic producer, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist from Los Angeles, California. Crywolf has released 8 albums over the course of his career. Some of his most popular songs include, “Neverland”, “Eyes Half Closed”, “The Home We Made Pt. II”, “The Moon Is Falling Down”, “Slow Burn” and “Anachronism”. Crywolf... read full bio
CSN Express is a tribute band to Crosby, Stills & Nash. The tribute band consists of Bill DeLoach as Graham Nash, Ricky Roehr as Stephen Stills and Larry Esparza as David Crosby. CSN Express goes through five decades of Crosby, Stills and Nash music. The band starts with their debut at the Woodstock Festival and even includes their collaboration music... read full bio
The Australian pop group known as Cub Sport first got together in Brisbane back in 2010. The band consists of Zoe Davis on keyboards, bass guitar, lead guitar and vocals, Tim Nelson on lead vocals and keyboards, Sam "Bolan" Netterfield on keyboards and vocals, and Dan Puusaari on drums. Cub Sport currently has four studio albums under its belt: “This... read full bio
CUBENSIS, a band that performs the music of the Grateful Dead, was formed in 1987 by a group of musicians who were Deadheads in response to the band's extremely infrequent trips to Southern California. Guitarist Craig Marshall put together a band to meet the demand, and they began playing at local bars and backyard events under the name "Sugar Cubensis."... read full bio
"Cubicolor is an electronic music group comprised of members Peter Kriek, Ariaan Olieroock, and Tim Digby-Bell. Hailing from Amsterdam, the trio performs deep house music for audiences around the world. They have released several tracks since joining together as a group, landing on lists like One To Watch by Pete Tong and garnering support from the likes of Joris Voorn... read full bio
Born and raised in the South L.A. city of Hawthorne reigns the Chicano musician Omar Banos, better known by his stage name, Cuco. Banos turned to music from an early age first learning to play guitar, then keys, drum, bass, French horn, and trumpet. Soon enough he taught himself Ableton and began producing his own music. His music is heavily... read full bio
