Coco Reilly is a singer, songwriter, composer and multi-instrumentalist. She began composing original music at age 7 and was selected to perform as first chair flute in New York’s all-state orchestra by the age of 10. At 15, she signed a record deal and spent her high school years touring and recording as a singer, songwriter and guitarist. She has since continued playing music in various forms and projects (composing, co-writing, producing, touring and performing) and scored her first short film in 2016 for Bridey Elliott’s critically acclaimed ‘Affections’ (Sundance Film Festival, Jury Award IFF Boston). She returned to Sundance in 2020 for her second collaboration with Elliott, scoring the short doc, ‘The Starr Sisters’ with Eric Slick (Dr. Dog). A recent transplant to Los Angeles, she looks forward to expanding her repertoire as a composer for film and TV. Her debut solo album ‘COCO REILLY’, was released on Dec 9, 2020.