
Joel Corry is a name synonymous with dancefloor euphoria and chart-topping anthems. Emerging from London's vibrant club scene, Corry's journey from DJing at underground parties to becoming a global dance music sensation is a testament to his relentless drive and ear for infectious melodies. His breakout hit, *"Sorry"* (2019), a reimagined take on Monsta Boy’s classic, became a summer anthem, catapulting him into the mainstream and earning him his first UK Top 10. Since then, Corry has become a master of blending house, pop, and garage influences, crafting tracks that are as emotive as they are energetic. Collaborations with artists like MNEK, Tom Grennan, and Jax Jones have further solidified his reputation as a hitmaker, while his ability to connect with audiences through his music and vibrant live performances has made him a festival favorite. Corry’s sound is a reflection of his roots—rooted in the UK’s rich dance music history but always pushing forward with a modern, radio-ready edge. With recent releases like *"Liquor Store"* and *"Out Out"* (featuring Charli XCX and Saweetie), Joel Corry continues to dominate charts and playlists, proving that his knack for creating timeless dance anthems is no fluke. As he evolves, one thing is clear: Joel Corry is redefining what it means to be a dance music icon in the 21st century.