Cindy Gómez is a genre-defying artist and songwriter whose work moves between sound, language, and lived experience. Of Colombian and Belgian descent, raised in Canada, and shaped by life across North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America, her perspective is inherently borderless, formed as much by movement as by observation.
She began performing at eight and never stepped away. A breakthrough moment on stage with Ringo Starr led to a period of creative collaboration with Dave Stewart (Eurythmics), followed by label deals with Interscope and Universal, and a string of international releases, appearances, and tours.
Her career has consistently taken unconventional turns. She became the first artist to launch an EP inside a video game; writing, performing, and embodying the lead avatar in Dance Fabulous, which reached over 40 million devices worldwide. Her voice appears in the video game Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, and she co-wrote and performed “I Bring You Love,” the theme for Life Ball, one of Europe’s largest televised AIDS charity events during its run.
As a songwriter, she has written for global artists including D.O. (EXO) and Ruth Lorenzo.
Now working independently, her creative direction remains self-led—allowing each project to take shape on its own terms.
Alongside her music, Cindy is the author of What Game Are You Playing? and Living as Pure Presence, two books that don’t offer answers so much as dismantle the questions themselves.
The first turns toward the self most people spend their lives trying to improve, revealing it as something constructed, held in place through repetition, effort, and belief. The second begins where that leaves off: when nothing needs to be fixed, and life is no longer organized around becoming someone.
They are not guides or systems.
They don’t ask for belief.
They have a way of shifting how experience is seen; quietly, but once noticed, hard to ignore.
Across her work, there’s a thread running through it.
Not one message. Not one theme.
Sometimes clear. Sometimes hidden in plain sight.
Each piece meeting the moment it comes from; whether that’s emotion, lived experience, or something harder to name.
With new releases on the horizon, her work continues to reach wider audiences while staying rooted in what moves through her in the moment.
What They’re Saying
“She’s not only sensual and magnetic—she’s a real singer, a real songwriter, with a gift for enormous melodies.”
— Dave Stewart (Eurythmics)
“One of the most versatile and moving vocalists I know.”
— Asdru Sierra (Ozomatli)
“A truly incredible voice.”
— Glen Ballard