In a world where most artists follow formulas, CT URBN CWBY is making noise by breaking every rule. Born Christopher House, the Virginia native is rewriting the blueprint on what an independent artist can be. His music is bold, unpredictable, and full of emotion—a fearless blend of country soul, urban edge, and raw storytelling that feels more like an experience than a song.
Think Johnny Cash’s grit with Missy Elliott’s attitude and a touch of Outkast’s creativity. That’s the world CT URBN CWBY moves in. But he’s not borrowing sounds—he’s building a new one. His tracks shift between themes of heartbreak, self-love, sensuality, and survival. Every lyric has weight, every beat carries purpose. And while his style might be hard to label, his message is crystal clear: feel everything and never apologize for your truth.
His latest single, “Selfish – Man Without a Home,” written by Crowe, is a standout example. It’s not just a song—it’s a confession. CT doesn’t sugarcoat life. He pours every battle, every thought, and every emotion into his art. And instead of hiding behind ego, he leans into vulnerability, using it as his superpower.
Beyond the music, CT is building a movement. From live events—like his standout appearance at the Brawlers Ball at Rivers Casino, where even Rampage Jackson’s team tapped into the URBN CWBY energy—to creative ventures that span far outside the studio, he’s proving that his vision can’t be contained. His upcoming projects include a new album titled Somewhere Doing Something, a comic book series called The Unfortunate Misadventures of URBN CWBY, and even a mobile app puzzle game called URBN CWBY LGND.
Behind the scenes, CT runs his own CRM system, website, and marketing strategies, staying connected to his supporters and constantly evolving. He’s not just an artist. He’s a brand, a storyteller, and a one-man creative agency with a growing reach across music, tech, and entertainment.
Through all of it, he remains grounded. His kids, his real-life circle, and his fans are his foundation. And while his style might be “unboxable,” his purpose is solid: to inspire others to push through pain, embrace their full identity, and create their own lane—just like he did.
CT URBN CWBY isn’t just part of the next wave—he’s building a whole new one.