It was announced on Sunday, March 17th, that Cola Boyy, the 34-year-old musician and activist, had passed away. The artist had been eager to begin releasing new music this summer, according to his manager, Jack Sills. Sills stated that Cola Boyy was known for his boundless creativity, blending disparate genres such as rock, funk, soul, disco, and Latino grooves, all informed by his love of funk music.
Record label Record Makers shared the news of Cola Boyy’s passing on Instagram, where the artist’s vivacious personality and musical talent were celebrated in a touching statement. The label referred to the musician by his given name, Matthew Urango, and praised him as “a soul, a man with no age, a childlike spirit with the musicality of an old legend.”
Cola Boyy had gained a following among fans and critics alike for his distinctive sound and unique approach to music. He was an accomplished multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and singer, with a passion for funk and a desire to create something truly original. His music was influenced by a diverse range of styles and artists from across the decades, and he put his own spin on everything he did.
The loss of Cola Boyy has been felt deeply by his fans and the music world in general. He was a true original, and his music touched the lives of many. His legacy is sure to inspire future generations of musicians and activists, and his passion for creating something new and exciting will live on in all who loved and admired him
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