When Huntley stepped onto The Voice stage in 2023 for his blind audition, it was a moment that validated two decades of determination and perseverance, of heart and soul dedicated to the pursuit of musical bliss. Seconds into his stunning debut performance, all four judges turned their chairs around to witness his incredible, undeniable talent, and weeks later, millions of viewers of the hit NBC series cast their votes and crowned Huntley the winner. Now, Huntley is taking the next steps on his amazing journey with the release of his original music, starting with the single "Tell Me When It's Over," as he continues to set the world on fire with his music, with his purity of heart, and with his authenticity of soul. A Florida native turned Nashville transplant via small-town Virginia, Huntley discovered his vocal prowess as a teenager. He cultivated his powerful pipes first in heavy metal cover bands, then crafted his own captivating style of songwriting as he learned to play acoustic guitar. After high school, Huntley left Virginia, bound for Music City, and spent a cold winter busking on Nashville streets, camping in Centennial Park, or crashing at a hostel or with friends. He developed his own material, working out songs or improvising on the spot, collecting enough tips to survive, or sometimes not quite enough. Huntley retreated back to Virginia, continuing to grind away at his musical dream while raising his two children. In 2022, he issued his debut original song, "Holdin' On," and in 2023, he received the call from a rep from The Voice that changed everything. In the wake of his success on the show, Huntley has been performing for tens of thousands and sharing the stage with his band of exceptionally talented and diverse musicians collected, as well, from the Mid-Atlantic region, while also writing and recording original music that he's ready to unleash out into the world.