Corook, whose real name is Corinne Savage, is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, composer, producer and general nerd. In less than a minute, she can solve a Rubix cube. She was born and reared in Pittsburgh just outside the city center, where she was exposed to the music of Drake, Gwen Stefani and Mac Miller as a young child. She later attended Berklee College of... read full bio
It is fitting that a south of the border gamble nearly two decades ago would ultimately yield an acclaimed Texas troubadour. Cory Morrow’s humble artistic beginnings read like the gritty lyric of an unwritten Townes Van Zandt song. This straight-shooting musician, who droped his ninth solo release Vagrants And Kings, started strumming at the age of 15. He began playing... read full bio
Cory Wong is an American musician, guitarist, songwriter and producer who performs music that is a mixture of jazz, pop, rock, R&B, and funk. Wong was born in Poughkeepsie, New York, and he is currently based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Wong had a passion for music at a young age and began taking piano lessons when he was 9 years... read full bio
Cosmo Pyke is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter and model from Peckham London. He is best known for his appearance on Frank Ocean’s “Nike” music video. His music is a mixture of R&B, jazz, rock, pop, and indie. Growing up artists such as Joni Mitchell, Bob Marley, Michael Jackson, Jimi Hendrix, and The Beatles influence Pyke. Pyke has released one EP entitled,... read full bio
Massive Records, which debuted earlier this month and is run by the all-conquering Six60, wasn't going to sign just any band as its first signee. However, everything about Coterie just felt right. The reggae rockers' self-titled debut album, which was released on Massive Records, was an obvious choice for the first track. With the backing of their ardent following, Coterie recently waged a... read full bio
Callum Afcouliotis, better known by his stage name COTIS, is a gifted musician and artist from Canada. With his distinctive flow and melodies, COTIS can take you from gloomy trap to upbeat party music. Without giving in, COTIS pursues his intuition in both life and art, which is evident in his music as well. Hip hop and rap were first introduced... read full bio
The Cougrzz are a rock band led by five female members. They are a high energy dance band who performs hits from today’s pop music, classic rock, hip-hop and R&B. Some artists you’ll hear during one of their shows include Michael Jackson, Prince, Kool and the Gang, Metallica, Bon Jovi, Journey, Alice in Chains, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Bruno Mars... read full bio
The Counting Crows burst onto the scene in a fashion unlike any other band. The Counting Crows went straight from playing small venues with mostly locals in San Francisco into performing at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony (filling in for Van Morrison). Their first album, August and Everything After, was fresh out of the studio and... read full bio
Katherine Reilly, a Luton native, started penning songs at the age of 15, but she didn't launch her solo project, "Coupdekat," until after lockdown. Her primary creative output has always been songwriting, coupled with cinema, photography, and fashion, all of which have contributed to the development of her DIY persona. Coupdekat lists Blondie, The Slits, Mazzy Star, and other female-fronted indie... read full bio
Courtney Hadwin is an up-and-coming British singer-songwriter who is best known for competing on series “The Voice Kids UK” and “America’s Got Talent”, which she was a finalist on. She studied at The Academy of Shotton Hall and trained at Shotton Hall Theatre School, Peanuts Master Classes, Kate Sirs School of Music and Julie Miles’ Vocal Ovation. She went on... read full bio
Singer/songwriter Courtney Jaye was born in Pittsburgh, PA. She moved to Atlanta during her formative years and began writing songs. She traveled extensively after graduating, spending her days in Flagstaff, AZ, as an acupuncturist and playing in a band at night. She soon found herself on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, where she developed an affinity for the region's fluid... read full bio
Courtney Marie Andrews is an artist that works in the folk country genre. Andrews's musical career got its start when the band Jimmy Eat World brought him on as an extra recording member. Today, he is a singer and songwriter. Later on in her professional life, Andrews made the decision to travel on her own. Andrews became well known in... read full bio
Its rare when a musical group stays together for thirty years, and even more rare when, after sixteen albums, a group of musicians can continue to grow musically. But with Cowboy Junkies fourth and final volume of their Nomad CD series, The Wilderness, they proved that it can be done. When we first started, our goal wasnt so much that... read full bio
Cowboy Troy is an American musician known for his blending of country and rap which is referred to as ""hick-hop"". He is a member of a group of country music singers/songwriters called MuzikMafia. Other members of this group include Big & Rich, James Otto, and Gretchen Wilson. He has charted the Billboard country singles charts twice and has released... read full bio
Craig David is an English singer, songwriter, rapper, and record producer from England. He is most famous for singles like “Re-Rewind”, “Fill Me In”, “7 Days”, “Walking Away”, “Rise & Fall”, “I Know You”, “Hot Stuff (Let’s Dance)”, and many many more. David has released seven studio albums over the years with his first album entitled “Born to Do It”... read full bio
As one of country music's best-loved artists, Grand Ole Opry member Craig Morgan has made a name for himself with signature hits, such as: Bonfire,"" ""Almost Home,"" ""Redneck Yacht Club,"" ""That's What I Love About Sunday"" and ""International Harvester,"" along with his latest hit and title track to his new record, ""This Ole Boy."" His new single, ""More Trucks Than... read full bio
Craig Wayne Boyd is a country singer-songwriter, who is most popular for winning the seventh season of NBC's reality singing competition, The Voice. Two coaches turned their chairs for him, but he chose to be a part of Blake Shelton's team. Throughout the competition, he sang songs such as ""The Whiskey Ain't Workin"" by Travis Tritt, ""Wave of Wave"" by... read full bio
After launching with System At It, Charlie Hinton and Otto Balfour of the duo CRASHFACE went on to release other tracks via Spotify and an EP called Heavy Infectious. Punk and hardcore rock/metal are combined in the duo's music, which draws inspiration from groups like BRING ME THE HORIZON and NINE INCH NAILS. CRASHFACE has been influenced by bands like... read full bio
One of the most popular rock bands of the late 1990s was a group called Creed. The band is from Tallahassee, Florida. Creed has three multi-platinum albums, selling 26 million records in the United States and an estimated 35 million records worldwide. They are known for their inspirational songs, and albums that are solid from start to finish. Creed consists... read full bio
In a career that has spanned nearly five decades and millions of records, The Crickets are unquestionably The American Rock and Roll band. Since the groups founding in 1957 they have influenced virtually every major rock performer in the United States and abroad from Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan to the Rolling Stones and the Beatles (whose name was... read full bio
