15 Facts About Chaz Cardigan

Chaz Cardigan's father was an electrical contractor, his mother was a travel agent.

For most of his teen years, Cardigan commuted daily to Nashville to pursue his career as an artist while attending Elizabethtown High School.

Chaz Cardigan was active in theater and his school's debate club.

Chaz Cardigan has mentioned that he planned to study film in college.

Chaz Cardigan made a living in Nashville working "every part-time job you can think of" and honing his production skills as a member of a hip hop collective called The Diatribe.

Chaz Cardigan released his first single under the moniker Spazz Cardigan in 2016 before releasing his debut LP I The album was released independently on January 20,2017.

Chaz Cardigan was invited to perform at a string of unofficial South by Southwest showcases in 2017 following the album's release.

Chaz Cardigan became a fixture of Nashville's blossoming local pop songwriting scene.

Chaz Cardigan self-released a series of singles throughout 2018 that continually were placed on Spotify's New Music Friday editorial playlist.

Chaz Cardigan signed with Capitol Records at the beginning of that same year, becoming the first artist signed jointly to Capitol and Loud Robot.

Chaz Cardigan writes and releases a weekly web-series called Wild World, condensing history, science, and philosophy ideas into 60-second episodes.

In 2021, Variety reported that Chaz Cardigan was an inaugural signee of an indierecord label Nvak Collective.

Chaz Cardigan released "we Look So Good" through Nvak Collective on September 17,2021.

Chaz Cardigan is the composer and lyricist for the new musical, The Brass Teapot, based on the 2012 independent film of the same name.

Chaz has stated that the name Spazz Cardigan was a reaction to being called "spaz" in childhood.