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Corbyn Besson is an American singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist born in Dallas and raised in Virginia, who began playing piano as a child and...

Corbyn Besson is an American singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist born in Dallas and raised in Virginia, who began playing piano as a child and picked up guitar at age 12. In 2016, at 17, he co-founded the boy band Why Don't We, which released the Billboard Top Ten albums 8 Letters (2018) and The Good Times and the Bad Ones (2021) and earned multiple RIAA gold certifications before the group's members went their separate ways.

Following Why Don't We, Besson launched a solo career built around R&B-pop, describing his sound as blending nostalgic influences with a more personal songwriting approach than his boy-band work allowed. His debut single "Tied Up" was produced by a team including Hit-Boy, Tenroc and Trevor Muzzy, and his single "Blink," featuring TWICE member Tzuyu, was nominated for a 2026 iHeartRadio Music Award for Favorite K-pop Collab.

He released his debut solo EP, Head First, in 2026, featuring tracks including "Kiss," "Tied Up," "Summer" (featuring Jeremih), "Blink" (featuring Tzuyu), "Ruin Me" and "Hypnotized."

In March 2026, Besson played his first solo headline show in a decade at New York's Gramercy Theatre as part of a two-date mini run supporting the EP, mixing new solo material and choreography with acoustic moments and Why Don't We favorites for longtime fans.

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