Cecily, a rising Southern Soul artist hailing from West Memphis with deep roots in Marianna, Arkansas, is quickly establishing herself as one of the genre’s most dynamic voices. A graduate of Full Sail University with a degree in Music Production, she brings not only vocal talent but also technical expertise to her craft.
Her breakout single, “Southern Man,” which she independently wrote, recorded, and produced, has earned over 13.6 million streams worldwide—a testament to her multifaceted talent and growing fanbase.
Cecily’s impressive resume includes performances alongside renowned artists such as King George, Jeter Jones, and Trina. She has graced prestigious stages including BB King’s Blues Club, the Essence Festival in New Orleans, The Apollo Theater in New York City, and the FedExForum during the Memphis vs. Lakers game. She’s also headlined major venues like Southland Casino and the iconic Ground Zero Blues Club.
Following the success of her latest album, Kuntry Gurl Playlist, Cecily has been honored with numerous accolades, including:
- 2023 ZBT Female Vocalist of the Year
- 2023 ZBT Tip the Singer Female Artist of the Year
- 2023 West Memphis Black Elite Awards Female Artist of the Year
- 2024 Jackson Music Awards Soul Artist of the Year
- 2024 BLK XLNCE Award Recipient
In a landmark achievement, Cecily recently made history as the first Southern Soul artist to sign a contract with the iconic record label Blackground 2.0, led by legendary music executive Barry Hankerson. This groundbreaking partnership positions her as a trailblazer within the genre and underscores her rapidly ascending career.
Cecily isn’t just singing Southern Soul—she’s redefining it for a new generation.
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