Styles Haury

Styles Haury (Styles) made a connection with music as a creative and grounding center early on. The Northeast Ohio native formed his own jam band as a ten-year-old and performed in his father's garage channeling energy from the sounds of his musical influences (the likes of Kenny Chesney, Brooks & Dunn, Tim McGraw and AC/DC).With designs to become a recording artist, Styles made the move to Nashville in 2018. Quick to land a writing appointment with seasoned songcrafters Jeremy Bussey (Jason Aldean/Luke Bryan) and Bobby Hamrick (Luke Bryan/Faith Hill/Tim McGraw), the three penned a song titled "A Man That Didn't Know Nothin'" which was put on hold by Pardi before the ink was dry.Styles followed in the footsteps of the more traditional thread of writers he admired (and his mentors Casey Beathard and Phil O'Donnell) with the goal to create songs characteristic of vintage country musicstorytellers. His signature style led him to ink a publishing deal with Warner Chappell in 2020; he's since celebrated a No.1 hit (Luke Bryan/“Country On”), and cuts by Craig Morgan and Craig Campbell. Styles secured opening tour slots for Brett Eldredge, Brantley Gilbert, Jake Owen, Darius Rucker, and Dwight Yoakam.Styles has released more than 50 independent recordings, including "A Man That Didn't Know Nothin'," and "Country Kids Do," the lead track from his debut full-length album ONE LIFE AIN'T ENOUGH (2022). He released a waterfall series of 14 singles throughout 2024.