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Cynthia Catania is a singer-songwriter living in Los Angeles.  A longtime member of the Irish/American indie band Saucy Monky the quartet released 4 albums on Cynthia’s olivoiL records imprint. The band toured Ireland, the UK, Central Europe, North America & shared festival stages with contemporaries P.J. Harvey, Pink, Black Eyed Peas, Marianne Faithful, Gipsy Kings, Wilco, Metric and more. Their album, Turbulence, garnered a AAA top 40 radio single and a deals with 429/Savoy/Warner Bros. in the U.S. and Measured Records in Scotland.

The LA Times said this:

“Saucy Monky shares a lot of the qualities of pop’s classic female-fronted bands — Irrepressible melodicism and smart lyrics...”

Early 2019 finds Cynthia touring solo and prepping to record her next record, as The Secret Things are on temporary hiatus.  She and band members Steve Giles and Dan Nelles closed out 2018 by signing with Loud Kult (Swedish indie distributed by The Orchard), for a one-off licensing deal.  Their latest release “Keeper” is a shout out to the #MeToo movement. This track explores the contrasting realities of the “glamorous life" and the cycle of abuse by Hollywood men in power and the starlets that cross their paths.  Other TST highlights include a benefit concert for the trans community in LA, multiple singles and videos and the trio's first Canadian appearances. TST's music was played on CBC Radio 2, they performed at Toronto's Horseshoe Tavern and on The Strombo Show, hosted by beloved DJ  George Stroumboulopoulos.  

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Cynthia was featured in the "Rocksmith Video Game."

She was Jimmy Gnecco  of OURS' vocal coach, during his work with Rick Rubin.

Penned and produced an ABC daytime theme song with long time writing partner Annmarie Cullen.

The Secret Things debut gig was on a festival stage with Jimmy Eat World and Neon Trees, after the trio won an iHeart radio contest.

Cyn studied acting in NYC at Uta Hagen's HB Studios.