Cory Henry
Cory Henry is an American organist, pianist, gospel musician and producer from Brooklyn, New York. He was a member of Snarky Puppy before launching his solo career in 2018 with the album Art of Love, and he now leads his own band, The Funk Apostles.
His 2016 live album The Revival, released by GroundUp Music, reached number five on the Top Gospel Albums chart and number two on the Top Jazz Albums chart. In 2025 he won the Grammy for Best Roots Gospel Album for Church, a record that features his family, including his grandmother. His official biography also lists a Grammy for his contributions to Kanye West's Donda.
Bruce Springsteen is among the artists he has toured with, and in 2024 he toured with Stevie Wonder and recorded a holiday album, A Wonderful Holiday, on his days off. His official site lists a gospel brunch series in Los Angeles, and he is billed at upcoming shows in the city.
Originally hailing from Brooklyn, New York, Cory was a key member of the Grammy-winning group Snarky Puppy before launching his solo career in 2018 with his debut album, Art of Love. His sophomore project, Something to Say, was Grammy-nominated for Best Progressive R&B Album in 2022, showcasing his growth as an artist.
Bio from Cory Henry official site (Bio)