Holly Cinnamon

About

The artist

Holly Cinnamon is a Canadian singer-songwriter, music producer, actor, and multidisciplinary performer based between Toronto and New York City. Raised in a small Alberta community outside Edmonton, Cinnamon studied drama at the University of Alberta and musical theatre at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee before building a stage and screen career in Canada and the United States. Recording work began with a run of self-produced singles through Female Gayze Music in 2022. Songs including 11, words, Ride Sally Ride, and The Landscape Of Your Mind introduced a catalog shaped by voice, piano, ukulele, personal narrative, and independent production. Small Town Queer followed in 2023, drawing on Cinnamon's experience growing up in rural Alberta. Later releases expanded the project through drink some water, Boo Hoo, LA LANGUE, HETEROPHOBIC, and the bridge. The exact Spotify identity contains 10 distinct primary album and single containers from January 2022 through February 2025, all classified by the provider as singles. Apple Music corroborates the same catalog, Female Gayze Music release identity, pop classification, and current 2025 release. Cinnamon's official site identifies Toronto as their Canadian home and documents an ongoing professional base shared with New York City, as well as live performances at Toronto Pride, Halifax Pride, Brooklyn Pride, and the Stonewall Inn. It also documents current work toward a first full-length album and music created for the independent film Velma Major. A current Maestra professional profile corroborates songwriting, production, studio engineering, performance, instruments, and regular work in Toronto. Professional inquiries route through Cinnamon's official site. Spotify media is displayed remotely with provider attribution, and no private email address is republished.