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Clementina de Jesus
Clementina de Jesus was a Brazilian folk singer from Rio de Janeiro who recorded jongo and samba from oral tradition, discovered in 1963 at about age 63.
Clementine Douglas
Clementine Douglas, British singer-songwriter and producer from Birmingham, frontwoman of Kudu Blue; known for "Mixed Emotions" with Chase & Status, "Asking", and Calvin Harris's UK No. 3 "Blessings"; Radio 1 Dance Vocalist of the Year 2022; solo from 2024.
Clementino
Clementino (Clemente Maccaro) is an Italian rapper and singer born in 1982 near Naples, known for freestyle titles, two Sanremo appearances in 2016 and 2017, and 2025's Grande Anima.
Cleo Laine
Dame Cleo Laine (Clementina Dinah Campbell, 1927–2025), English jazz singer and actress, wife of John Dankworth; four-octave contralto, 1985 Grammy winner, first British jazz dame.
Cleo Sol
Cleo Sol, stage name of Cleopatra Zvezdana Nikolic (born 1990, Ladbroke Grove, London), is a British neo soul and alternative R&B singer-songwriter, lead vocalist of SAULT, and wife of producer Inflo, with albums Rose in the Dark, Mother, Heaven, Gold, and Gentlewoman.
Cleopatra (group)
Cleopatra were a British girl group of sisters Cleo, Zainam, and Yonah Higgins from Moss Side, Manchester, whose 1998 debut "Cleopatra's Theme" hit UK number 3 and whose album Comin' Atcha! went Silver before the US-only Steppin' Out (2000) ended the band.
Cleopatrick
Cleopatrick is a Canadian rock duo from Cobourg, Ontario, formed in 2015 by Luke Gruntz and Ian Fraser, known for "Hometown" and the 2021 album Bummer.
Cleto Escobedo III
Cleto Escobedo III (1966-2025), American saxophonist and bandleader of Cleto and the Cletones on Jimmy Kimmel Live! from 2003; childhood friend of Kimmel, formerly toured with Paula Abdul and Marc Anthony.
Cliché (Machine Gun Kelly song)
"cliché" is a 2025 pop rock single by mgk (Machine Gun Kelly, Colson Baker), released 23 May 2025 on Interscope as lead single of lost americana; a deliberately retro TRL-era track with a Sean Bankhead-choreographed TikTok dance, peaking at UK No. 31 and US Hot 100 No. 62.
Click Clack Symphony
Click Clack Symphony. is a 2026 song by English singer RAYE featuring composer Hans Zimmer, released 20 March 2026 as third single from THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. Orchestral pop about high-heel sounds, friends, and getting out of the house.
Cliff Burton
Cliff Burton (1962–1986), American bassist for Metallica from 1982 until his death in a 1986 Swedish tour bus crash; lead-style fingerstyle bass, "Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth)", co-wrote six of eight Ride the Lightning tracks.
Cliff Edwards
Cliff Edwards, known as Ukulele Ike (1895–1971), was an American vaudeville singer, ukulele player, and actor, a pioneer of recorded scat singing, and the voice of Jiminy Cricket singing "When You Wish Upon a Star" in Disney's Pinocchio (1940).
Cliff Martinez
Cliff Martinez (born 1954, Bronx, New York) is an American film composer and former Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer. Known for synth-heavy scores for Soderbergh (Traffic, Solaris, Contagion) and Refn (Drive, The Neon Demon), plus Far Cry 4.
Cliff Richard
Sir Cliff Richard (Harry Rodger Webb, born 1940, Lucknow) is the British pop singer whose 1958 single Move It opened the UK rock 'n' roll era; third-top-selling UK singles artist behind the Beatles and Elvis, knighted 1996.
Cliff Williams
Cliff Williams (Clifford Williams), born 1949 in Romford, England, is the bassist of AC/DC since 1977, replacing Mark Evans. Known for simple downstroke-picked flatwound-string basslines on a Music Man StingRay, backing vocals, Powerage debut, 2016 retirement and Power Up return.
Clifford Brown
Clifford Brown (Brownie), American jazz trumpeter and hard bop pioneer (1930-1956), co-leader of the Clifford Brown-Max Roach Quintet, composer of Joy Spring, Daahoud, and Sandu, killed in a 1956 car crash at 25.
Clifford T. Ward
Clifford T. Ward (Clifford Thomas Ward, 1944 or 1946 to 2001), English Worcestershire singer-songwriter; 1973 UK hit "Gaye" (No. 8), albums Singer Songwriter and Home Thoughts, refused to tour, later multiple sclerosis.
Climax Blues Band
Climax Blues Band, originally Climax Chicago Blues Band, is a British blues-rock band from Stafford known for the hits "Couldn't Get It Right" and "I Love You."
Clint Black
Clint Black (Clint Patrick Black, born 1962) is an American country singer-songwriter from Katy, Texas, of the Class of '89; his 1989 debut Killin' Time produced five No. 1 singles, triple-platinum sales, and a decades-long career.
Clint Eastwood (song)
"Clint Eastwood" is the 2001 debut single by virtual band Gorillaz, written by Damon Albarn and Del the Funky Homosapien, built on an Omnichord preset, peaking at UK number 4 and US Hot 100 number 57.
Clint Mansell
Clint Mansell (born 1963, Coventry) is an English film composer and former Pop Will Eat Itself frontman, known for Darren Aronofsky scores (Pi, Requiem for a Dream, Black Swan) and the track Lux Aeterna.
Clipping (band)
Clipping. (stylized with a period) is a Los Angeles experimental hip-hop trio of Daveed Diggs, Jonathan Snipes, and William Hutson; Sub Pop signees known for Midcity, CLPPNG, Hugo-nominated Splendor & Misery, and 2025's Dead Channel Sky.
Clipse
Clipse are an American hip-hop duo from Virginia Beach, formed by brothers Gene "Malice" and Terrence "Pusha T" Thornton, known for dense drug-trade storytelling over the Neptunes' production.
Clive Burr
Clive Burr (1957-2013) was an English drummer, Iron Maiden's drummer 1979-1982 on Iron Maiden, Killers, and The Number of the Beast; replaced by Nicko McBrain, later a Clive-Aid beneficiary with MS.
Clive Davis
Clive Jay Davis (1932–2026) was an American record executive, lawyer, and producer who ran Columbia Records, founded Arista and J Records, and signed or guided Janis Joplin, Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen, Santana, and Alicia Keys.
Clive Wearing
Clive Wearing: British musicologist and BBC Radio 3 conductor who developed profound anterograde and retrograde amnesia after herpes simplex encephalitis in March 1985, with a 7 to 30 second memory span, yet retains musical procedural memory and still plays piano.
Clock DVA
Clock DVA: English experimental band formed 1978 in Sheffield by Adi Newton and Judd Turner; industrial, post-punk, EBM act behind White Souls in Black Suits (1980), Thirst (1981), and Buried Dreams (1989), still active with Noesis (2023).
Clockartz
Clockartz is an Italian hardstyle act formed in December 2010 by Sebastian Schweigkofler and Konstantin Kössler, known for endshow music at Tomorrowland, Mysteryland, and Defqon.1 in 2017.
Clockenflap
Clockenflap is Hong Kong's biggest international outdoor music and arts festival, founded in 2008 and held in recent years at the Central Harbourfront Event Space.
Clocks (song)
Clocks is a 2002 Coldplay song from A Rush of Blood to the Head, released as a single 2 April 2003, built on a repeating piano riff at 131 BPM, peaking at number 9 in the UK and 29 on the Billboard Hot 100, and winning the 2004 Grammy for Record of the Year.