Kiss Lyrics – Corbyn Besson | from “HEAD FIRST”

Corbyn Besson’s leaping into solo waters with HEAD FIRST, his debut EP splashing down January 16 via independent release, and “Kiss” is that electric opener— a breathy pop confessional that lands like your first midnight makeout, all butterflies and zero regrets.

You can almost feel the spark right off the bat: shimmering synths wrapping around Corbyn’s smooth falsetto, blending airy indie-pop hooks with a touch of R&B simmer that screams late-night drives and what-ifs. It’s his sweet spot—vulnerable lyrics chasing that rush of connection, themes of diving into desire without overthinking, produced with a glossy yet intimate edge that nods to his boy-band polish but strips it down to raw feeling. No big collabs teased here, just Corbyn owning the mic, drawing from those quiet studio nights post-Why Don’t We where he hashed out demos that finally feel like home. Snippets leaked on his TikTok last month had fans in the comments dissecting every “one more kiss” vibe, turning it into a viral thirst trap before the full drop.

HEAD FIRST clocks in at six tracks, a compact love letter to starting over—think the breezy regret of “Tied Up,” the sun-soaked flirt of “SUMMER” ft. Jeremih, and that cross-cultural pop punch of “Blink” with TWICE’s Tzuyu already blowing up charts. Then there’s the brooding “Ruin Me” and closer “Hypnotized,” both unreleased like “Kiss,” promising that same head-over-heels narrative arc. The whole thing’s a sonic Polaroid of Corbyn’s reset: ditching group dynamics for solo storytelling, recorded in LA hideaways with nods to his Texas roots in the guitar flecks and heartfelt builds. No grand concept drop, just him unpacking the mess of young love and fresh starts, available for pre-save to lock in those instant-add notifications.

This lands at prime time for Besson, 28 now and wiser after Why Don’t We’s 2022 sunset—his singles have racked streams in the tens of millions, TikTok dances have him trending alongside Olivia Rodrigo kids, and that sold-out intimate tour last fall proved he’s got the solo pull. He’s evolving from harmony guy to frontman with bite, trading boy-band gloss for pop that hits personal, like he’s finally exhaling after years of holding patterns. January can’t come soon enough; it’s the glow-up we’ve been waiting for.

Dive into the Kiss lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other HEAD FIRST tracks for more of Corbyn Besson’s heart-racing pop confessions.