This self produced arsenal of talent has been compared to the stylings of artist like Donell Jones, Ginuwine, Sam Cooke, Terence Trent Darby and Musiq just to name a few. By the pairing up of urban beats, clever arrangements and smooth but sometimes raspy soulful lyrics, Cory comes with the type of sound that one can only call nothing but absolute genius. His sound was already making waves on the streets by the latter part of 1994, when Cory first set off to join the ranks of some of the industries tightest urban R&B artist. While serving in the Armed forces, he was scouted and then signed to an Hawaiian based record label (Homeless records) from which brought him notable exposer and a number of head nods from labels such as "Laface records". With an album ready to be released in early 1998..., the record company (Homeless) failed in marketing stragerty and the project never succeeded. Robinson continued on and was seen in various performances including MTV's (The cut) (then hosted by TLC's Lisa "Left eye" Lopez, while also been chosen to open for artist such as Brian McKnight. Cory's current project The "Lady disk" gives us just a taste of the vibe Cory Robinson is bringing to the industry. With its cool and sometimes seductive way of story telling, the lyrics seem to jump out of the speakers and into your imagination. Its smooth musical style and "as said earlier" clever vocal arrangements, return you to the R&B styles of old but with the modern urban twists of today's genre. This album delivers a style that is undoubtedly the sh... and seriously has the stuff to make waves in today's urban market.