Cocosuma is an indie pop band from Paris. Their albums, published at Third Side Records, have garnered both critical and public acclaim. Some of their tracks are picked for lounge or trip hop compilations. Cocosuma gained some fame in 2005 with the French mini-series Clara Sheller, in which their song The Servant played through the end credits.
Band history Cocosuma's first lead singer was Jen h.ka (I Refuse to Grow). Then, Kacey, the new singer, decided to leave the trio after the second album. Michel and Chab then met Amanda, who was to become their new singer on subsequent albums.
Discography
Albums I Refuse To Grow Up (2001) I Was Born Ready Baby, Yeah! Walk That Walk (Tapping) The Source Innerlude Poison In My Veins (Part 1 & 2) One Love, One Revolution Poison In My Veins (JP Cristal Dark Remix) Of The Influence Of Fall On Music And Its Overall Consequences On The Youth's State Of Mind I Refuse To Remix (2002) I Blue it (Jack Lahana remix) Rocknroll (Alex Gopher remix) Walk that Walk (Lowkick remix) Reindeer Show The Way (2004) Communication's Lost The Servant Sparks Hey You! So As A Gentleman You Should Be More Polite Daisy's Face Easy Terms Le Fusible (How High) Can You Fly? #1 (In Your Heart) What's Left Of Us Sailing Home We Were A Trio (2005) Bowing Oceans By Drizzling Not Dazzling Nutopia Bam! Tululu! Did You Ever See 090105 We Were A Trio Courtyard Mocking Stars Two Cannot Be Charlotte's On Fire EP (2007) Charlotte's On Fire Minefield Guess I'm Dumb Charlotte's On Fire (Bot'Ox Remix) Charlotte's On Fire (Nouvelle Vague Remix) Cinders (Origami Birö Remix) It Ain't Hip (To Be Labeled A Hippie) We'll Drive Home Backwards (2008) You Are My Sunshine Charlotte's On Fire Twilight Zone Cinders Rec74 Suffragettes My My My Lady In Waiting Oh Ruby Sun Athletes! Polly (Has My Disease) The Verve Were Right Broken Glass Your Blue (hidden track)
Singles Easy Terms (2004) Bam! Tululu! (2005) Did You Ever See (2005) Charlotte On Fire (2007)
Others
Pointing Excitedly To The Sky (2006) Communication's Lost Bam! Tululu! The Servant Sparks Did You Ever See Drizzling Yet Dazzling We Were A Trio Easy Terms Nutopia Daisy's Face 090105 So As A Gentleman You Should Be More Polite What's Left Of Us? The Man Who Sold The World Charllote In Fire
This United Kingdom release, is a combination of the two previous albums.
Compilations Ryūichi Sakamoto's iTunes playlist - (Tapping) The Source The In-Laws Original Soundtrack (2003) - Innerlude Park Hyatt Tokyo: Air Flow (2004) - (Tapping) The Source (different version than that on I refuse to grow up) Nova Tunes 1.1 (2005) - The Servant Bowie Mania (2007) - The Man Who Sold The World (previously unreleased)
External links Official website Official MySpace