Cheryl "Coko" Clemons, widely recognized by her stage name Coko, is a renowned American singer with a versatile career that spans multiple genres, including R&B, gospel, and pop music. She initially gained fame in the early 90s as the lead singer of the R&B vocal trio Sisters With Voices (SWV), known for their harmonious blend and chart-topping hits. Following her successful run with SWV, Coko embarked on a solo career, consistently showcasing her expansive vocal range and dynamic performance ability.

Her solo discography is marked by a journey through different musical landscapes, starting with her debut album "Hot Coko" in 1999, which featured an R&B and soulful sound. Coko's exploration into gospel music is evident in releases such as "Grateful" and "The Winner In Me," where her powerful voice and emotive delivery offer a deeply spiritual experience. Albums like "A Coko Christmas" display her versatility and ability to tug at the heartstrings of listeners with holiday classics. Over the years, Coko has continued to evolve artistically, releasing tracks like "un nom d'oiseau" and "T'étais si belle," which showcase her ongoing passion for music and her ability to connect with audiences worldwide. Through her musical journey, Coko has remained a prominent figure, celebrated for her distinctive vocal talent and contributions to both secular and gospel music scenes.