Vincent R Corona-Evans

Vinnie Corona-Evans is an artist, musician, and storyteller whose creative work blends sound, visuals, and narrative into a singular, expressive voice. A lifelong musician and graphic artist, Vinnie has been writing music since he was 15, he plays every instrument used in his music, records his own tracks, and has recently started to combine his talents into making music videos. One of which, "The River Song" has currently been selected for consideration for several film festivals including The Jersey Shore Film Festival and The Sugar Loaf Film Festival in NY among others.
He studied at the Museum School of Fine Arts in Boston, where he developed a strong foundation in visual storytelling. He’s been an illustrator and graphic designer since the 90's.
Vinnie has dedicated over 20 years to teaching music on the core four instruments, Guitar, Bass, Drums and Piano, sharing his passion and knowledge with students of all ages. Several of his students have gone on to Berkley School of Music, Boston. He's helped form bands and solo acts as well as being a band mentor.
He’s also a proud father and husband. His 8-year-old son is a constant source of inspiration—and sometimes even a co-creator—reminding him daily of the joy in creating just for the love of it. He and his wife met in 4th grade where he would draw her pictures. They re-met many years later only to discover she not only kept his drawings but shared his passion for art and music. They’ve been collaborating on projects ever since.
Vincent Corona-Evans just released a full album this past November called "Tides". He's currently working on new projects and wants 2026 to be his most creative year yet!