Cherylyn Barnes

Cherylyn Barnes, born on December 4, 1955, in Campbelltown, NSW, Australia, is a musical artist in the pop and rock genres. She gained recognition for her single “Aussie Girl,” which she describes as one of her earliest musical memories and a significant learning experience in finding her sound. Her career progressed with the release of various singles and albums, establishing her presence in the Australian music scene. In addition to her musical endeavors, Barnes is known for her contributions to online content, including acting demos and music videos.

Barnes’s discography includes several singles and albums released over the years. Notable releases include “Popcorn Pop (Remix)” in 2019, “Fairy Bread” in 2021, and collaborations such as “Feelu” with François Sagat in 2022. Her 2023 album “Ghb” featured multiple tracks, including “Sugar Tits (Cherylyn’s Version)” and “Wings of a Angle” featuring Baga Chipz. In 2025, she released “The Mushroom Murderer” and “The Mushroom Murderer (Mandamix).” Her song “Moist” became particularly popular, generating over 119.2K streams on Spotify and inspiring 35 TikTok videos. Barnes toured Australia for her “MOISTOUR,” performing live and engaging with her audience.

Beyond music, Cherylyn Barnes is recognized for her internet presence, where she shares various forms of content. She is credited with popularizing the viral Aussie dance to Tina Turner’s “Nutbush City Limits” and is associated with the concept of “Fairy Bread.” Her online activities extended to cooking tutorials and acting demonstrations on her YouTube channel.