CORY HUESTON (Artist)

USA

History:

Cory Hueston, known professionally as Hueston, is a singer-songwriter and producer whose music blends elements of soul, rock, country, and Americana. Born in Rhode Island and raised in Florida, Hueston began performing in bands during his teenage years, exploring various genres from punk to metal. His musical journey took him to New York City in his early twenties, where he co-founded the indie/alternative duo The Blancos. After the duo disbanded, Hueston embarked on a solo career, releasing his debut single "Tidal Wave" in 2019. In 2023, Hueston represented Rhode Island on NBC's "American Song Contest," reaching the semifinals with his song "Held On Too Long." His soulful vocals and emotional songwriting have garnered attention, leading to a publishing deal with Warner Chappell Music and becoming the flagship artist for UMG Nashvilles Silver Wings Records. Hueston's music reflects his diverse influences, including classic artists like Ray Charles and Etta James, as well as modern inspiration such as Kanye West.

Career:

Record label - Young Hueston, LLC