Cory Kendrix

Cory Kendrix (born Cory Andrew Kennedy; July 24, 1988) is an American independent rapper, emcee, singer-songwriter, music producer and hiphop artist based out of Denver, Colorado.[1][2][3][4][5] In 2014, he released the IGNORANCE LP as well as the Worth Something EP with Red Bull Music Academy 2013 graduate Anna Love.[6] During 2015, Cory performed at SXSW, Pop Montreal and the Denver Westword Music Showcase.[7][8][9] In 2017, he released his debut R&B solo EP entitled Me Right Now.[10][11]

Cory Kendrix
Background information
Birth nameCory Andrew Kennedy
Born (1988-07-24) July 24, 1988
Port Orford, Oregon, U.S.
OriginSalem, Oregon, U.S.
Genres
Occupation(s)
Years active2013–present
LabelsLNS Crew
Websitewww.lnscrew.com

Discography

  • IGNORANCE (2014)
  • Worth Something EP (2014)
  • Me Right Now EP (2017)

Guest appearances

  • Kydd ft Max Frost & Cory Kendrix – "Losing Sleep"
  • Ocky Nohara ft Cory Kendrix – "One More Day"
  • League of Extraordinary Gz ft Cory Kendrix – "Wake-N-Bake"
  • Dubb Sicks ft Rittz & Cory Kendrix – "I'm Gowne"
  • Deezie Brown ft Kydd Jones & Cory Kendrix – "Windy City"
  • Jonathas ft Sertified & Cory Kendrix – "Let's Chill"
  • Sertified ft Cory Kendrix – "Lit"
  • Tank Washington ft Kydd Jones, ST 2 Lettaz, Dee-1 & Cory Kendrix – "Pot Luck"
  • Ike ft Uzoy & Cory Kendrix – "You And Me"
  • Catch Lungs ft Hustle Man & Cory Kendrix – "Codeine Sippa"
  • Half Man Half ft Brill & Cory Kendrix – "Doses"
  • Hustle Man ft Anna Love & Cory Kendrix – "Running Game"
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