Vocal Hemorrhage Halts Cody Simpson's Album

Australian singer Cody Simpson recently revealed he suffered a serious hemorrhage on one of his vocal cords, a condition diagnosed over a month ago. This injury stemmed from overexerting his voice in the studio while singing through an undiagnosed sinus infection. He initially mistook his symptoms for fatigue.

As a result of the hemorrhage, Simpson has been on intermittent vocal rest for weeks, leading to canceled television and radio appearances. The injury has significantly impacted his ability to promote his March single, 'Baby Blue,' and complete his forthcoming album.

To avoid surgery, which would require a longer recovery, Simpson has been prescribed an additional two weeks of strict vocal rest. He is currently focusing on writing lyrics and composing vocal melodies on his guitar while remaining on mute in the studio with collaborators.

This setback follows Simpson's return to music after a period dedicated to competitive swimming, where he qualified for major events. He recently signed a new music deal with BMG and Range Music, expressing excitement about his return to creating music.