Coko

Coko, born Cheryl Elizabeth Clemons, is a renowned American gospel and R&B singer, known for being the lead singer of the popular R&B group, Sisters With Voices (SWV). Born on June 13, 1970, in The Bronx, New York City, Coko grew up singing in her church choir and was part of the Love Fellowship Tabernacle Choir, where she honed her vocal abilities.

Coko's passion for music led her to start her musical career as the lead vocalist of SWV, which achieved significant success in the 90s. During her time with SWV, the group released albums like "It's About Time," "New Beginning," and "Release Some Tension," which won them several accolades and recognition. In addition to being part of the group, Coko also released solo music, including the hit single "Sunshine," which reached No.70 on the charts.

As a person, Coko has been known to be confident, bold, and unafraid to speak her mind. Her personality traits include being honest, passionate, and dedicated to her craft. Her career has been driven by her desire to communicate through music, and her goal has always been to uplift, inspire, and encourage her fans.

Before her music career took off, Coko faced several challenges and difficulties. She struggled with drug addiction, which nearly derailed her career. However, with the support of her loved ones and the determination to turn her life around, she overcame this challenge and went on to achieve great success in her career.

Coko is married to gospel producer Mike "Big Mike" Clemmons, whom she has two children with, Jalen and Jazz, also known as Lil Tracy. She credits her family for being a source of strength and inspiration in her life.

Throughout her career, Coko has worked with several other notable names in the music industry, including Patti Labelle, with whom she collaborated on the Rhythm and Spirit: Love Can Build a Bridge album. She has also been a source of inspiration for many aspiring gospel singers, colleagues, and fans, who look up to her for her dedication and commitment to her craft.