Cola Boyy, an innovative musician and disability activist, made significant strides in the music industry with his unique blend of disco, funk, and psychedelic sounds. His professional journey began with the release of his debut EP, “Black Boogie Neon,” in September 2018, which featured standout tracks like “Penny Girl” and “Buggy Tip.” The EP was well-received, with “Penny Girl” earning a spot on Fader Magazine’s “100 Best Songs of 2018,” showcasing his ability to create music that resonates with a wide audience.

In 2021, Cola Boyy released his debut album, “Prosthetic Boombox,” through the French label Record Makers. The album featured collaborations with notable artists such as Nicolas Godin of Air and Andrew VanWyngarden from MGMT. Critics praised the album for its electrifying and colorful sound, with The Guardian awarding it 4 out of 5 stars, highlighting its vibrant mix of genres. This album solidified Cola Boyy’s position as a rising star in the music scene, further expanding his reach and influence.

Cola Boyy was not only a talented musician but also a passionate activist. He actively engaged in left-wing activism, advocating for immigrant and worker rights through his involvement with Todo Poder Al Pueblo and APOC (Anarchist People of Color). His commitment to social justice was reflected in his music, as he sought to convey anti-capitalist messages to a broader audience, moving beyond traditional punk rock.

Tragically, Cola Boyy passed away in March 2024, but his legacy as a groundbreaking artist and advocate for disability rights continues to inspire many. His contributions to music and activism have left an indelible mark, ensuring that his voice and vision will resonate for years to come.