Colbie Caillat
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Colbie Caillat Biography
By age 21, Californian vocalist Colbie Caillat evolved swiftly
from an aspiring R&B/folk singer to a pop sensation with the
marketing assistance of a little networking tool called Myspace. She
grew up in Malibu and Ventura county and caught the music bug at an
early age from her father Ken Caillat, an established audio engineer
who helped produce Fleetwood Mac's Rumours and Tusk. Songs were often
mixed at the console in her Malibu beach house, filling the corridors
with the sound of Billy Idol, Pat Benatar, and other '80s pop/rock. As
a child, Caillat gave piano lessons a try but wasn't inspired until she
turned 11 years old and became enthralled watching Lauryn Hill sing in
Sister Act 2. Immediately realizing that she wanted to be a singer, and
with her parents' encouragement, she started taking vocal lessons. At
age 15, in a twist of fate, she met Mikal Blue, a producer who had
previously worked with Five for Fighting and Carrie Underwood. He hired
her to sing on a few techno songs that were to be used during runway
models' shows and they cultivated a professional relationship and began
writing together. At 19, she picked up an acoustic guitar and the two
recorded the first song she composed. As the collaboration thickened,
Jason Reeves entered the picture and lent his artistic know-how to help
shape and craft the music for her debut, Coco. Caillat wrote the basic
melodies, usually in her bathroom because of the reverby acoustics, and
would then bounce her ideas off Blue or Reeves for their artistic
input. After finishing a handful of songs, she posted some tunes on
Myspace and generated virtually no response for the first few months.
To her astonishment, when she added the single Bubbly to the site,
people latched on to the catchy hook. As word of mouth spread, her page
pulled in a few thousand hits a day; after she had accumulated 6,240
friends, Rolling Stone highlighted her as one of the top female artists
on Myspace. For four months, she was the number one unsigned artist,
and garnered over 14 million plays. With such an appealing statistic on
her r�sum�, record labels began courting her and she signed to
Universal Republic, as her number of online friends surpassed the
100,000 mark. In July of 2007, her label released Coco. ~ Jason
Lymangrover, All Music Guide
Written by Jason Lymangrover