Cthree’s “Telepathy” Is Getting Radio Love and It Is Just Getting Started

Cthree dropped “Telepathy” on June 26, 2026, and the record has not stopped moving since.

The single, featuring Houston vocalist Shana Charell and produced by Grammy-nominated duo Butta and Bizkit, has been making serious noise across radio and digital platforms, and the industry is taking notice. Famed radio executive Damian “Damizza” Young publicly praised the track during a live stream, calling it radio-ready and going as far as recommending that Cthree start writing for Chris Brown. Now DJ Coco Filipina has added her stamp of approval, also calling the record radio-ready in a recent post.

The momentum does not stop there. Cthree landed a feature on Chicago Winners Circle with DJ Gea and DJ MalonePro, bringing “Telepathy” to Chicago audiences and expanding the record’s regional footprint. DJ Epps also streamed the track on his show, adding another layer of radio and streaming visibility to a release that is clearly finding its lane in real time.

“Telepathy” blends modern R&B with hip-hop soul and cinematic production, exploring the kind of invisible connection between people that does not need words to communicate. Cthree pairs reflective lyricism with Shana Charell’s warm, emotionally layered vocals for a crossover-ready record that sits comfortably at the intersection of intimate and mainstream.

A companion short film is also in the works, continuing Cthree’s signature approach of building full multimedia worlds around his music.

Stream “Telepathy” now: Listen on Spotify

Follow Cthree on Instagram: @cthree93

Watch Damizza’s co-sign: Instagram

DJ Coco Filipina’s stamp of approval: Instagram


“Telepathy” is available now via 3rd Eye Tribe Entertainment.

Booking inquiries: 3rdeyetribe11@gmail.com

Media contact: Rose “Photobombshell” Mercado, M.A.Ed. — rose@photobombshell.media


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