Adam Cohen

Adam Cohen is a talented Canadian singer-songwriter whose career has spanned multiple genres and roles within the music industry. He began his professional journey in the late 1990s after signing with Columbia Records, where he released his self-titled debut album in 1998. This album was critically acclaimed, with notable tracks like “Cry Ophelia” gaining traction on Canadian radio, showcasing his ability to craft poignant and relatable lyrics. His songwriting prowess also shone through when he co-wrote “Lullaby in Blue,” which was recorded by Bette Midler and praised for its emotional depth.

Transitioning to French-language music, Cohen released “Mélancolista” under Capitol Records Canada, featuring the popular duet “Happiness” with actress Virginie Ledoyen. This project highlighted his versatility and willingness to explore different musical landscapes, further establishing his reputation as a skilled artist. His involvement with the pop rock band Low Millions marked another significant chapter in his career, yielding hit songs like “Eleanor” and “Statue,” which resonated with audiences across North America.

In addition to his solo work, Cohen has made substantial contributions to his father’s legacy, producing Leonard Cohen’s acclaimed 2016 album “You Want It Darker” and the posthumous release “Thanks for the Dance” in 2019. These projects not only reflect his deep connection to his father’s artistry but also his capability as a producer and collaborator.

Cohen’s latest album, “We Go Home,” released in 2014, continues to showcase his evolution as an artist. With a unique blend of influences and a commitment to his craft, Adam Cohen remains a significant figure in contemporary music, celebrated for his lyrical depth and musical innovation.