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C-Ride
C-Ride formed in 2002 with Cory B. on vocals and guitar, Ryan "Rock" Smith on bass and vocals, and Aaron "Sue" Edwards on drums and vocals. They released...
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C-Ride formed in 2002 with Cory B. on vocals and guitar, Ryan "Rock" Smith on bass and vocals, and Aaron "Sue" Edwards on drums and vocals. They released their debut album "In the Beginning" in 2006. The track "Money Round Here" featuring T-Pain became their breakthrough single, reaching the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
After that initial success, the band put out several more albums including "The Ride" in 2008, "The Arrival" in 2010, "Revolution" in 2012, and "Ashes to Dust" in 2015. In 2009, they faced plagiarism allegations regarding "Money Round Here," though those were eventually dismissed.
Their music blended rock, pop, and hip-hop elements. They remained active through the 2010s, continuing to release material and perform.
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