In 1949, she formed her own singing group, the Colemanaires, with Joe Walker, Sam Walker, and Wesley Johnson. They toured throughout the US, with Cynthia as lead singer, and released several gospel records in 1953–54 on the Timely and Apollo labels.
In 1949, she established her own vocal ensemble, the Colemanaires, in collaboration with Joe Walker, Sam Walker, and Wesley Johnson. They embarked on a nationwide tour, with Cynthia as lead vocalist, and released several gospel albums between 1953 and 1954 on the Timely and Apollo labels.