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Cordell Matthias: A Rising Star from Jersey City

Hailing from the vibrant city of Jersey City, New Jersey, Cordell Matthias is a gifted singer-songwriter whose music is as heartfelt as his journey. His debut single, “Stranger to Your Love”, showcases his soulful artistry and deep connection to the stories he tells through his music.

Cordell’s love for singing began at the tender age of three, filling his home with the sounds of gospel songs. Rooted in his church upbringing, his powerful vocals and raw emotion were honed from an early age, setting the foundation for a lifelong passion for music. His talents were further cultivated during his time at County Prep High School’s School of Performing Arts in Jersey City, where he performed in sold-out shows alongside his classmates.

Over the years, Cordell’s path has been nothing short of extraordinary. He has graced the stage at the iconic Apollo Theater in New York, performed for children at an orphanage in Kenya, and captivated audiences at Manhattan’s renowned Sugar Bar, owned by music legends Ashford and Simpson. These experiences have not only shaped his artistry but also reflect his commitment to using his gifts to uplift and inspire others.

This fall, Cordell is set to take the next step in his musical journey by attending NYU’s prestigious Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music. There, he aims to further develop his craft and expand his impact on the world through his art.

Cordell Matthias is more than just a performer; he is a storyteller, a dreamer, and a beacon of hope, determined to touch hearts and leave a lasting mark on the music world. Keep an ear out for this rising star—you won’t want to miss what’s next.

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