Cody Fry

Cody Fry is an American singer-songwriter, composer, and arranger based in Nashville, Tennessee, known for blending orchestral arrangements with pop songwriting. He trained in composition and has written music for advertising campaigns, video games, and short films before building a following for his own recordings, which pair lush string and brass arrangements with intimate, melodic vocals.

Fry became widely known through his viral song «I Hear a Symphony», which showcased his signature widescreen orchestral-pop sound. He expanded on this approach with the Symphony Sessions project, reworking both new songs and earlier material with full orchestral backing and live performance videos, a format that highlighted his skill as both composer and arranger.

His reimagining of the Beatles classic «Eleanor Rigby» drew significant attention and earned a GRAMMY nomination for Best Arrangement, Instruments and Vocals. Across releases like «Flying», «Photograph», and «Falling in Love», Fry has established a niche at the intersection of cinematic orchestration and contemporary pop songwriting.