Harry Cody (born Harry Kemppainen, 13 October 1962, Surahammar) is a Swedish guitarist and co-founder of Shotgun Messiah, the Skövde-bred glam metal band that relocated to Los Angeles and broke through internationally with their 1989 self-titled debut. After the band dissolved in 1993, Cody worked as a film and TV composer - including credits on a Larry Clark film and two Tom Waits albums - before returning to hard rock with Zan/Cody, his project with original Shotgun Messiah singer Zinny Zan.
Zan/Cody released their debut album 'Beautiful 'N Damned' on July 24, 2026 via Frontiers Music Srl.
Zan/Cody unveiled the lead single 'Damn' alongside a music video to announce the album.
Frontiers Music announced the signing of Zan/Cody, describing the duo as reunited after 35 years.
Harry Cody revealed in an interview that he and Tim Sköld had been recording new Shotgun Messiah material and that a reunion tour was a possibility.
Harry Cody gave a video interview discussing Shotgun Messiah's history and the new Zan/Cody album, one of his most prominent media appearances in years.
