Corey Harper makes alternative pop/rock music for the head, the heart, and the hips. It's a genre-fluid sound created by a 20something songwriter who's spent the past decade in a creative whirl, working alongside everyone from Justin Bieber to Noah Kahan. He highlights that versatility once again with his full-length debut, Future Tense, which chronicles the decline of a crumbling relationship throughout 10 original songs. Recorded with co-producers Alex Salibian (Harry Styles, The Head and the Heart, Young the Giant) and Ethan Schneiderman, Future Tense showcases the full range of Harper's abilities — the top-shelf guitar skills; the honeyed, husky vocals; the melody-driven songwriting that's turned tracks like "On the Run" into viral hits — while expanding far beyond the scope of acclaimed EPs like 2020's Overcast. The result is an album that unfolds like Harper's own coming-of-age soundtrack, stocked with bold, boundary-challenging pop songs that weave personal details into universal themes.