Alain Cordier studies piano at 8 years. At 17 years, he begins classical singing classes at the Thionville music conservatory and plays with his band Samsara pop music that he loves since he has discovered U2, Depeche Mode and Nirvana.Graduated in economics studies, he works in a bank but decides at 21 years to move to Paris and to attempt a musical career. He goes to Alice Dona' s school and begins his career in musicals. In 2003, he plays in Belles, belles, belles (a musical based on Claude Francois' songs) and in Roméo et Juliette by Gérard Presgurvic.He writes songs for Amaury Vassili, Joy Esther and in 2009 meets the producer Selim Mouhoubi. Alain Cordier decides to change his name in Corson in memory of his mother. In 2011, an EP called Corson is edited with 5 tracks on label Mercury Records.The singles The Rainbow, We'll come again, Raise me up are broadcast on French radios Virgin Radio, RTL, NRJ