Hailing from Georgia, Cyndi Thomson emerged onto the country music scene in the late '90s, propelled by her love for music and a scholarship that led her to Nashville. Quickly securing a publishing deal and a major label record contract, she soared to stardom with her debut album My World and the hit single "What I Really Meant to Say." However, beneath the veneer of success, Cyndi struggled with internal turmoil, ultimately choosing to step away from her music career. Over the next two decades, she found solace in a different path, delving into jewelry design, which unexpectedly brought her back into the music world. Now, on the brink of a musical comeback, Cyndi is currently releasing single by single and set to release an EP in early 2025.  Featuring songs co-written by Thomson, she is gearing up for a CT 2.0.