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Circles (Post Malone song)
Circles (Post Malone song), 2019 soft-rock-leaning single from Hollywood's Bleeding, produced with Louis Bell and Frank Dukes; three weeks at Hot 100 number one, 39 top-10 weeks, 2021 Grammy Record and Song of the Year nominations, Tyler Armes credit lawsuit.
Circling from Above
Circling from Above is Styx's 18th studio album, released July 18, 2025 on Alpha Dog 2T/UMe. 13 tracks, 41 minutes, written by Tommy Shaw, Will Evankovich, and Lawrence Gowan, produced by Evankovich, exploring technology versus nature.
Circuit party
Circuit party: large professionally produced all-night dance event attended primarily by gay men, linked into a year-round global series (the Circuit). Roots in late-1970s New York, Fire Island, and San Francisco; AIDS fundraisers; 1990s peak, drug-use and HIV criticism, international spread.
Circular breathing
Circular breathing is a wind-player technique for sustaining an unbroken tone, inhaling through the nose while the cheeks push stored air into the instrument, used in didgeridoo playing.
Circus (Britney Spears album)
Circus is Britney Spears' sixth studio album, released by Jive/Zomba on December 2, 2008. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 505,000 copies, led by "Womanizer", and scored 64 on Metacritic.
Cisco Adler
Cisco Adler (born 1978, Los Angeles) is an American musician, songwriter, and Grammy-nominated producer, son of Lou Adler, former Whitestarr frontman and Shwayze collaborator behind "Buzzin'" and "Corona and Lime," founder of Bananabeat Records.
Cissy Houston
Cissy Houston (Emily Drinkard, 1933-2024), Newark gospel and soul singer, founding member of the Sweet Inspirations, two-time Grammy-winning gospel solo artist, and mother and first vocal mentor of Whitney Houston.
Citizen Cope
Citizen Cope, the stage name of Clarence Greenwood, is an American singer-songwriter born in Memphis in 1968, known for the songs "Let the Drummer Kick" and "Sideways."
City and regional music awards programs
City and regional music awards programs are annual prizes honoring musicians based on where they live, from city to state level, judged by panels, fans, or both.
City Girls
City Girls were a Miami hip hop duo of Yung Miami (Caresha Brownlee) and JT (Jatavia Johnson), active 2017-2024 on Quality Control, known for Period, Girl Code, "Twerk," "Act Up," and their 2024 split.
City of Evil
City of Evil is Avenged Sevenfold's third album, released June 6, 2005 on Warner Bros. The band's major-label debut dropped metalcore screaming for sung vocals, produced by Mudrock, peaked at No. 30 on Billboard, and went RIAA Platinum in 2009.
City of New Orleans (song)
"City of New Orleans" is a Steve Goodman folk song about the Illinois Central train between Chicago and New Orleans; Arlo Guthrie's 1972 recording was a Top 20 hit.
City of Stars
City of Stars: Oscar- and Golden Globe-winning song from La La Land (2016), music by Justin Hurwitz, lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, performed by Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone in AABA form.
City pop (シティ・ポップ)
City pop (シティ・ポップ), also called City Pops, is Japanese pop of roughly 1975–1990 influenced by funk, disco, R&B, and AOR with an urban, refined aesthetic. Not a defined genre at the time, it was retroactively constructed and became globally popular via vaporwave, 'Plastic Love,' and 'Mayonaka no Door.'
City Slang
City Slang Records is an independent record label in Berlin, founded by Christof Ellinghaus in 1990, home to Yo La Tengo, Calexico, and Arcade Fire.
City Walls (song)
City Walls (song): 2025 opener of twenty one pilots' album Breach, closing the Dema/Clancy lore, plus a 2026 trip-hop single by Archive from Glass Minds; chart peaks and credits differ.
Ciudad Jara
Ciudad Jara is a Spanish rock band formed in 2019 by Pablo Sánchez, former leader of La Raíz, based around Gandía, Spain; its debut album Donde nace el infarto reached number 2 in Spanish sales.
Civil War (band)
Civil War: Swedish power metal band from Falun formed in 2012 by four ex-Sabaton members, also known as the Sabaton offshoot. Four albums on Napalm Records, The Killer Angels through Invaders (2022), with war and history lyrics.
Civilisation Tour - Orelsan
The Civilisation Tour was Orelsan's 2022–2023 arena and festival tour supporting his album Civilisation, winning concert of the year at the 2023 Victoires de la Musique.
Civilization Phaze III
Civilization Phaze III, Frank Zappa's 1994 posthumous double album on Barking Pumpkin, is a 113-minute Synclavier-based opera continuing Lumpy Gravy, with Ensemble Modern performances and a 1995 Grammy for Best Recording Package.
CIX (씨아이엑스) (band)
CIX (씨아이엑스), Complete in X, is a C9 Entertainment K-pop boy band that debuted July 2019 with Movie Star; five members, four after Bae Jinyoung's 2024 exit; team activities ended April 2026.
Ciza, Jazzworx & Thukuthela
Ciza, Jazzworx & Thukuthela are a South African amapiano collaboration formed for the 2025 single "Isaka (6am)", which topped South Africa's songs chart for nine weeks.
Cizzy
Cizzy is the moniker of Rounok Chakraborty, a Bengali-language rapper and music producer from Kolkata, India, rapping since 2010 and known for viral tracks like Kolkatar Rasta.
CKY (band)
CKY, originally Camp Kill Yourself, is an American rock band formed in 1998 in West Chester, Pennsylvania, whose music appeared on MTV's Jackass and in skate videos by Bam Margera.
CL (이채린) (rapper)
CL (씨엘, Lee Chae-rin, born 1991) is a South Korean rapper and singer, leader of 2NE1 (2009–2016), solo debut "The Baddest Female" (2013), U.S. crossover with Scooter Braun, and 2021 debut album Alpha on Very Cherry.
Clair de Lune
Clair de lune, Debussy's third movement of Suite bergamasque (L 75), begun 1890, published 1905, originally titled Promenade sentimentale, renamed after Verlaine's poem; D-flat major solo piano piece, about 5 minutes.
Claire Richards
Claire Richards, English pop singer born 1977 in Hillingdon, member of Steps (joined 1997, 20 million records sold), later of the duo H & Claire, and solo artist with the albums My Wildest Dreams (2019) and Euphoria (2023).
Claire Sardina
Claire Sardina, born 1961 in Milwaukee, is "Thunder" of the Neil Diamond tribute duo Lightning & Thunder with husband Mike. Sources cover their 1994 fairground wedding, Pearl Jam at Summerfest 1995, her 1999 amputation, Mike's 2006 death, and the 2025 film Song Sung Blue.
Clairo
Clairo (Claire Cottrill, born 1998) is an American bedroom-pop and indie singer-songwriter from Massachusetts whose 2017 viral song "Pretty Girl" led to the albums Immunity, Sling, and the Grammy-nominated Charm.
Clams Casino (musician)
Clams Casino, real name Michael Volpe (born 1987, Nutley, New Jersey), is an American producer whose stretched-vocal-sample beats for Lil B and A$AP Rocky defined cloud rap; debut album 32 Levels (2016), Moon Trip Radio (2019).