Growing up in Cincinnati, Ohio, CymcoLé’s mother, Lisa, performed in Theater and on Broadway, while her father, Barry Larkin, played Shortstop with the Cincinnati Reds for nearly 20 years. CymcoLé took a little from both parents, developing her talents as both a musician and an athlete. Coming from a long line of professional athletes, CymcoLé was unsure whether to pursue music or carry-on the famous Larkin name in the world of sports like her older brother, Shane Larkin who is currently playing Guard for the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets. At the tender age of five, she began taking dance lessons in ballet, jazz, hip-hop, and tap but dancing proved not to be enough for the multi-talented Artist, CymcoLé wanted to be more than just a regular girl dancing.

Early on in her music career through her relentless work and talent, CymcoLé gained the praise and respect of music producers in Latin America. As a multi-cultural, bi-lingual artist / musician demonstrating her abilities to sing, dance, play the piano, and strum the guitar, CymcoLé had amazed successful producer DJ Mister Jam, who agreed to work with her. While in Brazil, she was making headlines blazing up the music charts. Her single titled, “Bring On The Nite”, ended up reaching #4 on the Brazilian music charts after appearing in a popular Novella there.