Henry, an American keyboardist, pianist, composer, songwriter, arranger, producer, and musical director, co-owned Nineteen Eight Records from August 2006 to 2013.

Growing up in the Midwest, Henry was exposed to a rich tapestry of musical influences, ranging from the Beatles and Bach to Count Basie, as well as the sounds of his father playing various instruments. This diverse background has fostered his innate curiosity and unique ability to blend different musical styles.

One notable artist who recognized Henry's distinctive spirit was David Bowie. During the production of Bowie's album, The Next Day, Henry contributed his talents on piano and keyboards. Bowie subsequently appointed him as arranger and musical director, allowing Henry to reinterpret classic songs and help craft new compositions, ultimately shaping the sound for Bowie's final project, Lazarus.

Henry is dedicated to original projects and creative collaborations that express his artistic voice. His instrumental group, FORQ, is actively recording and touring internationally. He has also collaborated with the critically acclaimed quartet Rudder and the Australian synth-pop group Empire of the Sun.

Renowned producer Phil Ramone considered Henry instrumental to the development of George Michael’s project Symphonica, both as an arranger and pianist. Michael found Henry easy to work with, leading to a successful partnership where Henry served as musical director for both the album and extensive arena tours. Before this, he was the musical director and pianist for Rod Stewart, contributing to the Great American Songbook. In this role, Henry led the band on international tours and recorded several albums, also appearing alongside Stewart on numerous network television programs.

In addition to his work in popular music, Henry is active in film, television, and video game music as a composer and orchestrator. His compositions can be heard in films such as Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle, Dumb and Dumber To, and others. He has also performed on soundtracks for films including Ocean’s 12, Ocean’s 8, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, The 100 Foot Journey, Zoolander 2, The Last Mimzy, and Two Weeks Notice.

Throughout his career, Henry has recorded and toured with a wide range of artists, including Ariana Grande, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Vanessa Williams, Walter Becker, PM Dawn, Dionne Warwick, Sanne Salomonsen, Chris Barron, Harry Belafonte, Christopher Cross, Blood Sweat and Tears, and Nikka Costa. He has collaborated with influential producers such as Tony Visconti, Richard Perry, Steve Tyrell, Jack Douglas, Kevin Killen, and Frank Filipetti.

Henry's distinctive sound resonates within the realms of jazz and improvised music, having worked with notable musicians such as Donny McCaslin, Jeff ‘Tain’ Watts, Cassandra Wilson, Theo Bleckman, Bill Evans, Till Bronner, Alex Sipiagin, Joe Locke, Bill Bruford, Wayne Krantz, and Seamus Blake.

Outside of his musical endeavors, Henry enjoys sailing and can often be found aboard a sloop in the waters off Long Island.