Bringing together people from all generations- Jimmy Cozier:

Jimmy Cozier is one of the legendary R&B singers and songwriters who has been delighting folks from around the world with their mellow lyrics and warm melodies. It is absolutely no wonder that Jimmy Cozier is a big deal in the world of music because he has always grown up listening to music and being in a creative environment. He is the child of Guyanese American Jazz saxophonist Jimmy Cozier and his mother Dawn Cozier was a Jamaican born hairstylist. Jimmy Cozier was born and brought up in crown Heights Brooklyn and was one of two children with younger brother Malik. Growing up Jimmy Cozier was always encouraged to take part in musical activities and would even sing solo and in groups. Bit by bit this boosted his confidence and Jimmy Cozier soon found himself wanting to do stage performances.

Jimmy Cozier is someone who never likes to copy his own songs let alone others. Although he has several inspirations both in and out of the world of music, he always maintains a certain boundary in the style he pursues making sure never too to let his songs seem similar. Indeed, he considers it one of his biggest charms to have built an individual style and personality for himself. His fans too are really appreciative of the fact and even after so many long years in the highly competitive music industry he stands as one of the leading R&B artists. His most popular song till now is “She’s all I got” which is the song that catapulted him to the mainstream spotlight thus bringing him to the attention of several fans from all over the world.

Soon after his single debut in 2001, he created his own label Cozi Music Inc, which has been doing exceptionally well. He has also collaborated with artists such as Gyptian, Elephant Man, Shaggy, Red Fox, Melissa Musique on various compilation albums. One of those collaborations, “Special Girl (Remix)” was released to great fanfare as well. Jimmy Cozier has received a lot of appreciation and love for his work over the years and his music continues to attract new audiences even today. The lyrics are relevant and the tune is fresh enough to keep the new generation curious about finding old albums which makes sense to them.