Cisco Adler

• Name — Cisco Adler • Birth Name — Cisco Sam Adler • Born — 6 September 1978 • Birthplace — Los Angeles, California, U.S. • Genre — * Funk rock • alternative hip hop • reggae rock • Instrument — * Vocals • guitar • Occupation — * Musician • songwriter • producer • Years Active — 2000–present • Label — * Atlantic (2002–2004) • Contango (2005–2007) • Suretone • Geffen (2007–present) • Bananabeat (2010–present) • Website — Adler's Official MySpace

Adler is married to fashion model Barbara Stoyanoff; they have one child. He is the son of record and film producer Lou Adler.

Adler has collaborated extensively with hip-hop artist Shwayze. Their first single "Buzzin'" reached number 46 on the Billboard Hot 100, and the follow-up "Corona and Lime" peaked at number 23. They starred in the MTV reality series Buzzin, have appeared on MTV Cribs, and toured with Warped Tour 2008. They worked with DJ Skeet Skeet on a Nike-sponsored workout program entitled Beach Blast by Shwayze. Other artists with whom Adler has worked include Mod Sun, Tayyib Ali, Mike Posner, Cody Simpson, and The Internet, Wiz Khalifa, Blackbear, Yung Pinch, Gashi, YG, Pouya, and more. Solo projects include the mixtapes Pop Shit and Super California Lipstick Sexy Magic Dope Shit. Adler produced the soundtrack for the 2016 musical comedy television film The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again. He produced and appeared in the film Sweetie Pie.

Adler was arrested in 2008 for assaulting an employee of the Fargo, North Dakota club where he and Shwayze were performing but was released shortly after being taken into custody.

• Luv Machine (2006) • Fillith Tillith (2007)

• Year — Information — Chart positions — Certifications • U.S. — U.S. R&B — U.S. Rap — CAN • 2008 — Shwayze *First studio album *Released: August 19, 2008 — Sales: • 2009 — Let It Beat *Second studio album *Released: November 3, 2009 — Sales: • 2011 — Island in the Sun *Third studio album *Released: September 13, 2011 — Sales:

• Aloha (2012) • Coastin (2014)

• Year — Title — Chart Positions — Album • U.S. 100 — Hot Digital — U.S. Pop — Top 40 Mainstream • 2008 — "Buzzin'" — 46 — 18 — 47 — 35 — Shwayze • "Corona and Lime" — 23 — 6 — 32 — — • 2009 — "Get U Home" — — — — — — — — — Let It Beat

• Alice in La La Land (2009) • The W's (2011) • Aloha (2012) • One Way (2013) • Mahalo (2013) • Don't Kill My Buzz... (2017)

• Rich Girls (2008) • Super California Lipstick Sexy Magic Dope Shit (2010) • Music videos • Year — Title — Director(s) • 2006 — "Sunshine Girl" • 2007 — "Dirty Words" — Bart Hendrikx • 2008 — "Hollywood" — Shaw • "Buzzin'" — * Robert Hales * Alison Foster • "Corona and Lime" — * Shane Drake * Brandon Bonfiglio • 2009 — "Rock n' Roll" — |Nicholaus Goossen • "Get U Home" — Stewart Hendler

• Andre Legacy – "Bender" (featuring Cisco Adler) • Andre Legacy – "DJ Dying" (featuring Cisco Adler) • Beardo – "Back to the Valley" (featuring Cisco Adler) • Mr. Lil' One/Lil' Uno – "Love Like Magic" (featuring Cisco Adler) • Mickey Avalon – "What Do You Say" (featuring Cisco Adler, Dirt Nasty and Andre Legacy) • The Pricks – "Brown Eyes" (featuring Cisco Adler) • Stallionaires – "Summer Love Child" (featuring Cisco Adler) • Wiz Khalifa – "Hey Girl" (featuring Cisco Adler) • Jesse Scott – "Hands Up" (featuring Cisco Adler) • Big B – "My Baby Says" (featuring Cisco Adler) • Mod Sun – "Jam On!" (featuring Cisco Adler) • Kidd Russell – "Are We Having Fun Yet" (featuring Cisco Adler) • Kidd Russell – "Wake Up" (featuring Cisco Adler)

• MTV Video Music Awards 2008 • Tropic Thunder (2008, soundtrack) • Buzzin (2008, TV) • The Rock Life (2007) • 27 Miles (2005) • Grind (2003, soundtrack) • A Token for Your Thoughts (2003, soundtrack) • Sweetie Pie (2000)