Isaia Huron

About

Isaia Huron is an American singer, songwriter, and producer known for his husky-voiced alternative R&B, soul, and pop music. Born and raised in Greenville, South Carolina, he grew up immersed in church music, with his father serving as a pastor and his mother as the choir director. This environment fostered his early musical development, leading him to start rapping at age eight and forming a youth rap group that toured the East Coast. By 14, he transitioned to professional drumming, performing with various bands. In 2018, Huron relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, where he initially played drums for country and pop bands. The COVID-19 pandemic prompted him to focus on his own music, resulting in his debut EP, "Three," released in 2020. He has since released several projects, including "Bound" (2021), "Cerulean Tapes" (2021), "Libbie 02" (2023), and "I'll Finish the Lyrics Later" (2024). In August 2025, he released his debut album, "Concubania," which explores themes of love, vengeance, and spirituality. In February 2026, Huron signed with RCA Records and released the single "W.T.A." ([ratedrnb.com](https://ratedrnb.com/2026/02/isaia-huron-signs-to-rca-records-shares-w-t-a/?utm_source=openai))