Corbyn Besson

Born in Dallas, Texas on November 25, 1998, Corbyn Besson first gained fame online before joining Why Don’t We, the American pop boy band formed in 2016 with Jonah Marais, Daniel Seavey, Jack Avery and Zach Herron. His career began in adolescence with covers published on social media and live streams, in a pop vein marked by melodic singing and dance-pop-oriented productions. Before this formation, Corbyn Besson had released his first solo tracks, including 'The Only One' in 2014 and 'Marathons' in 2015. With Why Don’t We, Corbyn Besson is part of contemporary pop designed for the song format, between vocal harmonies, immediate choruses and light R&B influences. The group quickly racks up singles, tours and live presence on the North American teen pop circuit, while Corbyn Besson occupies a position as singer and performer. In 2018, the group's activity was briefly interrupted when he had to undergo surgery related to a throat infection. The name Corbyn Besson thus remains associated with this generation of artists revealed online and later structured within a collective pop project.