"Why'd You Lie to Me". She was also the female vocalist on rapper Won G's 2004 single "Caught Up in the Rapture". In 2004, Canela was signed to Genuine Entertainment (in conjunction with Monopoly Records); there, Canela began recording for another album. Its buzz singles, "Blazed" and "Bedrock", were released through Monopoly Records in 2004, however neither single managed to chart. Because of lack of promotion and failed attempts to put out a single properly, Canela left Monopoly Records, and began singing and songwriting for other artists. 2005–present In 2005, Canela was featured as a background vocalist for the soundtrack to Coach Carter. Canela was also featured on rapper, Ak'Sent's "Pick Up" the following year. Though the single failed to chart, it became an online success for both Canela & Ak'Sent. Months following Canela's success, she provided vocals for Disney Channel Soundtracks for High School Musical 2, The Proud Family, Jump In, & Cheetah Girls 2. In 2006, Canela joined pop band, Anything but Monday; the group was featured in the reality show "30 Days 'til I'm Famous" and has yet to release a debut album which has been delayed several times. In 2007, it was announced that Canela had rejoined her former Indie label, Monopoly Records. That same year, she began recording new material for her new album. She released the buzz single, "I'll C U Later" in early 2007, and went on to release two more ("I Want U for Me" & "Kiss 'N Tell") a year later. Currently, Canela is still recording for the album, and is writing for several artists, as well as performing numerous demo tracks for other artists. Discography Albums Singles 2001: "Sponsor" 2001: "Everything" 2004: "Caught Up in the Rapture" (Won-G feat. Canela Cox) 2004: "Blazed" 2004: "Bedrock" 1 2006: "Pick Up" (Ak'Sent feat. Canela Cox) 2007: "I'll C U Later" 2008: "Kiss 'N Tell" 2008: "I Want U for Me" 1 later re-recorded by Ak'Sent & re-released in 2006 References External links Canela on Discogs American contemporary R&B singers 20th-century African-American women singers Living people 1984 births 21st-century American singers 21st-century African-American musicians 21st-century African-American women