Few artists are as good at capturing generational dysmorphia as Cody Jon. Cody Jon is a temporal mash-up who was weaned on 80s music, affected by 90s songs and influenced by the 2000s aesthetic. Although he self-produced his music, it had the zaniness of a young person who had spent too much time in his own bedroom in the microclimate of... read full bio
Cody Kolodziejzyk, or Cody Ko, is a comedian, podcaster, rapper, and YouTuber who is incredibly well-known for his hilarious observations on online culture, people, and trends. Cody started out as a software engineer but eventually made the switch to the entertainment industry by showing his humorous skills on Vine, where he gained a significant following. He made a smooth move to YouTube once Vine closed down in 2017... read full bio
Jason Mraz protégé, Cody Lavaas is the youngest artist to ever receive the honor of Best New Artist by the San Diego Music Awards. He was also recently named Best Singer-Songwriter of the year. First discovered by Jason Mraz at a coffee shop, Cody opened for him at some of his North American tour dates. He has also performed as... read full bio
"Cody Purvis considers himself to be a lover of what he calls “real country music,” and that statement comes through in his own musical sound. His love for music runs in the family, for his parents often performed with country music groups. His talent has certainly been recognized in the industry, and he has opened for artists including Colt Ford,... read full bio
Cody Simpson is an Australian pop singer-songwriter. He was discovered by Jay-Z's producer for his covers on YouTube and signed to Atlantic Records. He has released three studio albums: Paradise, Surfers Paradise, and Free. Cody has toured with artists such as Justin Bieber, Big Time Rush, and fellow YouTube discovered singer Jackson Harris. He also completed his own Coast to... read full bio
Cody Webb is a country singer-songwriter and musician from Ridge Spring, South Carolina. He began to gain attention with the release of his single debut, “She’s Carolina”, which became popular in his local state. After a while, Webb’s lyric video for She’s Carolina reached over a million views on Facebook and continues to gain streams. Growing up, Webb’s mother was... read full bio
Béatrice Martin (AKA Cœur de pirate, which is French for “Pirate's Heart”) is a singer-songwriter and pianist from Canada. While her songs are mostly in French, she is internationally renowned and has been credited for "bringing la chanson française to a whole new generation of Quebec youth.” Martin was born in Quebec, where she began playing the piano at the... read full bio
Coffey Anderson is an American country artist, singer-songwriter and record producer from Bangs, Texas. He rose to prominence after posting Christian versions of popular songs through YouTube. He gained even more fame after participating on series Nashville Star. Anderson graduated from Howard Payne University where he played college basketball. He later moved his focus from basketball to music and after... 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
Coi Leray is a rapper from New Jersey. She started to gain fame after the release of her singles “G.A.N” and “Pac Girl”, both of which went viral. Leray earned her popularity by being able to both rap and sing with her songwriting. At only 16 years old, she left high school and left her family to pursue her dreams.... 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
Coki (AKA Dean Harris) has an interesting career. His music is incredibly popular but he seems unbothered by the appeal of fame. Still, he’s among the most influential musicians today. He’s operated as both a solo act and as half of Digital Mystikz. Some pretty big names like Skrillex and Skream consider themselves fan of Coki. Coki covers a wide... read full bio
Cole Basta, better known as his stage name Col3trane, is an up-and-coming RnB and soul singer-songwriter from North London. Col3trane made his musical debut with the release of his debut single, “New Chain,” which was a collaboration with Jay Mooncie and Eden Hall that takes influence from artists such as Daniel Caesar, Frank Ocean and Jordan Rakei. That same year,... 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
From the mountains of North Idaho comes an independent country performer with an old soul. Colby Acuff's blend of a conventional story and a commanding voice brings you to the unexplored world of genuine country music. Acuff grew up listening to everything from outlaw to bluegrass country music. His first musical influences included Hank Williams, Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, Johnny... read full bio
Colby Helms and The Virginia Creepers combine to create an exhilarating musical group that expertly fuses historic roots with a modern flair. Colby Helms, a visionary singer-songwriter from the heart of Virginia, is the group's leader. His deep vocals and skill with words form the foundation of their distinctive sound. Colby Helms and The Virginia Creepers draw their inspiration from the... 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
Cold Creek County is a Canadian country rock group from Brighton, Ontario, which consists of members Doug Oliver, Brandon Scott, Trevor MacLeod, and Jordan Honsinger. Cold Creek County began their career after the release of their debut single, “Our Town”, which peaked at number 7 on the Canadian Country charts and at number 83 on the Canadian charts. After the... read full bio
