Céleigh Chapman grew up singing country standards in the juke joints of Bakersfield, California. Her first performance was “Home On The Range.” Years later, after watching her at the Crystal Palace, Buck Owens gave his approval. Her voice has been described as polished, bright, angelic, and yet at times haunting and raspy, ballsy and badass. Her ability to cover a wide spectrum of genres, while imbuing songs with meaning beyond their lyrics continues to entice a wide variety of collaborators. Currently, Céleigh resides in Los Angeles, where she earned her degree in Music Industry and Jazz Voice at USC’s Thornton School of Music. She continues to write and perform as a solo artist, as well as with her band COYOL, for Film, TV, and various recording projects. She will be releasing an EP with her band in the Fall, and working towards the release of a solo EP.
