Cherry’s songwriting exists in the spaces between contradiction—torn between destruction and divinity, self-deprecation and self-reverence, the past and the future.

After the viral success of ‘Solo’ and ‘Hard to Love’, Cherry became a sought-after songwriter in his native Cyprus and in neighboring Greece, penning hits for major artists like Tamta, Demy, and Yianna Terzi. His ability to move seamlessly between styles—balancing raw vulnerability, unforgettable melodies, and compelling storytelling—has earned him the trust of industry heavyweights.

With his upcoming EP ‘Boys Don’t Cry’, Cherry isn’t holding back. From toxic masculinity and queer repression to self-destruction, his songwriting explores the tension between desire and shame, freedom and restraint. Whether spinning on a ‘Ferris Wheel’ of self-doubt or confronting ghosts at ‘3 In The Morning’, he delivers an unfiltered portrait of what it means to feel too much.

In a music scene that hasn’t always made space for artists like him, Cherry is determined to tell the truth — even when those around him aren’t ready for it.