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Robyn Cage | |
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Birth name | Robyn Kemp |
Origin | Park City, Utah, United States |
Genres | Pop, adult alternative, singer-songwriter |
Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter, pianist, actress |
Instrument(s) | Piano |
Years active | 2010–present |
Website | http://www.robyncage.com |
Robyn Kemp, known by her stage name Robyn Cage, is an American singer, songwriter, pianist and actress from Park City, Utah. [1]
Before becoming a musician Cage trained in classical piano earning her BFA in Musical Theater from Boston Conservatory at Berklee. After graduation Cage worked as an actress in New York City for five years appearing in the Hallmark Channel film My Christmas Love (2016) [2] and her performances earned praise from The New York Times and Variety (magazine). [3] [4]
Robyn moved backed to Utah, changed her last name from Kemp to Cage, and worked with two time Grammy-nominated producer Darryl Neudorf and Grammy-nominated and Juno Award-winning producer Dan Burns on her debut album, Born in the Desert released in October 2015. [5] The album was named one of the 35 Top Albums of 2015 by I’m Music Magazine [6] and topped the list of 25 Best New Music Critiques of 2015 by Music Connection Magazine. [7]
On February 16, 2018 Cage released her second album, Slow the Devil, which was named Best Indie Album of 2018 by Scorpius Magazine. [8]
Cage has performed at Boston's Symphony Hall [9] and the Utah Music Awards [10] . In 2023 she joined Brit Floyd as a backup singer substitute for a select number of shows on their tour [11] . Her music has received exclusive video premieres on Baeble Music, [12] GroundSounds, [13] Live in Limbo [14] and placements in MTV Italia's 16 and Pregnant , and feature film Hello, I Love You .
Title | Details |
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Slow The Devil [15] |
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Born in the Desert [16] |
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Born in the Desert (Deluxe) [17] |
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Title | Year | Details | Album |
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"Fallout" (Single) | 2018 | Slow The Devil | |
"This Means War" (Single) | 2017 | ||
"Slow The Devil" (Single) | |||
"Larger Than Life" (Single) | 2015 |
| Born in the Desert, Born in the Desert (deluxe) |
"Burning Now" (Single) | 2014 | Born in the Desert, Born in the Desert (deluxe) | |
'Burning Now (acoustic)" (Single) |
Title | Year |
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"Fallout" (Wyatt Schmidt Remix) | 2018 |
"Fallout" (Jarryd Wark Remix) | |
"Slow the Devil" (Wyatt Schmidt Remix) | 2017 |
"Larger Than Life" (Planetaries version) [18] | 2015 |
"Burning Now" (Kristin Royal Cinematic Remix) [19] | |
"Burning Now" (The Planetaries Remix) [20] | 2014 |
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Tales of a Thief (EP) [21] | 2014 |
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Raining Sideways (EP) [22] | 2010 |
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Title | Year | References |
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"Fallout" | 2018 | [23] |
"Slow The Devil" | 2017 | [24] |
"Burning Now" | 2014 | [25] |
"Theatre Noir" | 2015 | [26] |
"Larger Than Life" | [27] | |
"Born in the Desert" | [28] | |
"The Arsonist & The Thief " | 2016 | [29] |
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