Coline Creuzot Burns Bridges In “Dead End” Visual Debut

Independent R&B artist, Coline Creuzot knows love is not a one-way street in her new video "Dead End". The Houston native, who has collaborated with the likes of rapper Paul Wall and written for Kelly Rowland, is found singing on a rooftop against a Los Angeles skyline with a three-piece musical ensemble. The Motown influenced record was written by Coline and produced by Troy "R8dio" Johnson (Solange, Chris Brown). Frequent collaborators Crime City Films shot the visual for "Dead End".

"Dead End was inspired by relationships, the failure of them and how hard it is to feel complete again once it's on a one-way road," says Coline. "This song talks about the disappointment and the heartbreak of realizing in that moment, forever doesn't always last. You have to learn how to move forward."

With a relatable yet innovative sound and a voice that cuts through, Coline's in the driver's seat of her career that is constantly moving forward. Coline has been called a "voice to watch" touring with the likes of Monica, Keyshia Cole and Elle Varner. Her penmanship inked her a deal with Sony ATV where she is working with producers such as Happy Perez (Miguel, Janelle Monae) and Drew "Druski" Scott (Nick Jonas, Jake Miller, Fantasia, Teyana Taylor). With her next destination marked toward success, the rest is set to cruise.

"I just want to make timeless music," explains Coline. "Music that can stand the test of time. I strive to heal and connect people with my music. Help them get through things good or bad. Music is a universal language and I want people to feel that when they listen to my music. I want them to be moved."

"Dead End" is currently available on all streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and TIDAL. Check out the debut of her "Dead End" video on Broadway World here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ibgxl_sg9r0.