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Cyn
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Born
Cynthia Nabozny

(1993-05-13) May 13, 1993 (age 31)
Michigan, U.S.
Occupation(s)Singer, songwriter
Children2
Musical career
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Labels
Website www.cynsings.com

Cynthia "Cyn" Nabozny (born May 13, 1993) is an American singer and songwriter.

Contents

Early life

Cyn was born on May 13, 1993, in Michigan. She has described her parents' divorce, which occurred when she was a toddler, as "a big driver of her love for music." [1] By age 16, she was recording and doubling her own vocals. [2] After failing to get into DePaul University's music program, she graduated from the university in Management Information Systems. [3]

Personal life

She began a relationship with filmmaker Kyle Newman in 2020. They have a son, born February 2021 and a daughter born in 2023. [4]

Career

In September 2015, she wrote the song "Only With You", which she performed two months later for Katy Perry. [5] She was subsequently signed by Perry's record label, Unsub Records. [6] [5] Two years after its conception, "Only With You" was released as a single. [5] Her debut single under Unsub was "Together" released in July 2017. [7] Throughout 2018 Cyn opened for Perry's Witness: The Tour across Mexico, made her Bonnaroo debut and toured North America with Years & Years. That year her single "Moment of Truth" was also part of the animated feature film Smallfoot. [6]

Cyn released her debut E.P Mood Swing in September 2019. [8] The seven-track release included songs co-written and produced by both Lars Stalfors and Matias Mora. Cyn describes the work as a "Parisian park" and that most of the songs on it, including lyrics and melody, are built around a single sentence, the "thesis statement". [1] A year later she released a reimagined version of the E.P titled Mood Swing (even moodier). [2]

In February 2020, Cyn released "Lonely Gun" as part of the original motion picture soundtrack for DC's Birds of Prey, [9] and her song "I Can't Believe" was included as part of the soundtrack for To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You.[ citation needed ]

Cyn wrote and recorded the songs "Drinks" and "Uh-Oh" for the 2020 Oscar-winning motion picture Promising Young Woman. [10] "Drinks" spent two months at U.S. Top 40 Radio, peaking at #22 in July 2020. That June, Cyn released The Mixed Drinks Collection which featured a stripped-down reworking of the song, along with remixes from NERVO, Ladyhawke, MNDR and Uffie. "Drinks" continued to grow in popularity throughout the following year and was featured prominently in high-profile shows Inventing Anna and Gossip Girl.

In August 2021, Cyn recorded a cover version of Sixpence None the Richer's "Kiss Me" for the Netflix film soundtrack of He's All That (2021) [11] and in March 2022 released a version of the Karen Elson & Daniel Tashian penned song "Heaven Shine A Light" for the HBO Max original film, Moonshot.

2022 saw Cyn release two singles, "House with a View" [12] and "Losing Sleep" as she continued working on her full-length debut album, due for release in November 2024.

Artistry and influences

One of the first songs Cyn enjoyed as a child was "Foolish Games" by Jewel. [1] Alongside Jewel, she considers Sheryl Crow and Rosalía her favorite artists. [1] Her grandmother listened to Doris Day. [3] Having been raised near Detroit, she counts Motown as a major influence. [1] Lorde inspired her to use a stage name. [2]

In 2020, she described early Disney movies as a new influence. [2]

Discography

Studio albums

TitleDetailsRef.
Valley Girl
  • Released: November 15, 2024
  • Label: Unsub Records
  • Format: Digital download, vinyl
 [13] [14] [15]

Extended plays

TitleDetailsRef.
Mood Swing
  • Released: September 20, 2019
  • Label: Unsub Records
  • Format: Digital download, vinyl
 [16]
Mood Swing (even moodier)
  • Released: September 18, 2020
  • Label: Unsub Records
  • Format: Digital download
 [17]
Valley Girl (Side A - Lost on Laurel)
  • Released: September 6, 2024
  • Label: Unsub Records
  • Format: Digital download
 [18]
Valley Girl (Side B - Los Angeles, No Offense)
  • Released: November 15, 2024
  • Label: Unsub Records
  • Format: Digital download
 [19]

Singles

TitleYearAlbumRef.
"Together"2017Non-album singles [20]
"Only With You" [21]
"Alright"2018 [22]
"Believer" [23]
"I'll Still Have Me"Mood Swing [24]
"Holy Roller"2019 [25]
"Terrible Ideas"Non-album single [26]
"Never-ending Summer"Mood Swing [27]
"Drinks" [A] 2020Valley Girl [29]
"New York"Non-album single [30]
"House With a View"2022Valley Girl [31]
"Losing Sleep" [32]
"Where Do All the Diamonds Go?"2023 [33]
"Growing Up" [34]
"Cuz of You"
(with Felix Cartal)		2024Non-album single [35]
"I Don't Care"Valley Girl [36]
"Be Like Her" [37]
"Crazy" [38]
"The Smiths"Valley Girl (Extended) [39]

Other songs

TitleYearAlbumRef.
"Moment of Truth"2018 Smallfoot (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [40]
"I Can't Believe"2019Mood Swing [16]
"Angel"
"Bubble Bath"
"Nobody's Keeping Score"
"Lonely Gun"2020 Birds of Prey: The Album [41]
"Uh-Oh" Promising Young Woman (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [28]
"Wonderful"2021 Pokémon 25: The Album [42]
"Kiss Me" He's All That (Music From The Netflix Film) [43]
"Always Safe" Music from Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle [44]
"No Matter What"
"Heaven Shine a Light"2022Non-album promotional single [45]
"Lemons"2024Valley Girl [18]
"Hard to Love"
"Love You Like I Want To" [19]
"Los Angeles, No Offense"
"Sweet"Valley Girl (Extended) [15]
"Sink Your Teeth In Your Tongue"
TitleYearAlbumRef.
"Waves"
(IHF featuring Cyn)		2014Floating - EP [46]
"No More Hesitation"
(Sorrow featuring Cyn)		2015Search of the Miraculous - EP [47]
"No One Knows"
(J.Pennyworth featuring Cyn)		Non-album single [48]
"Portrait"
(Probcause featuring Cyn)		Drifters [49]
"Take"
(Khai featuring Cyn)		If You - EP [50]
"Cloudy"
(Jerms featuring Cyn)		2016Non-album single [51]

Music videos

TitleYearDirector(s)Ref.
"Only With You"2017 [52]
"Believer"2018 [53]
"I'll Still Have Me" [54]
"Terrible Ideas"2019 [55]
"Holy Roller" Ally Pankiw [56]
"I Can't Believe"2020Daniel Waynick and Cyn [57]
"Drinks"Taylor Fauntleroy [58]
"House With a View"2022 Kyle Newman [59]
"Losing Sleep"2023 [60]
"Where Do All the Diamonds Go?"Miche Sieg and Rose Chirillo [61]
"Growing Up"Janush Libicki [62]
"I Don't Care"2024 [63]
"Crazy" [64]

Tours

Opening act

Notes

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