Rising country artist and chart-topping songwriter Styles Haury has emerged as one of country music’s most exciting artists to watch.

Blending authentic storytelling with a deeply personal perspective rooted in family, faith and everyday life, the husband and father of three draws constant inspiration from the moments that define family life – an influence that takes center stage on his forthcoming 5 TO 9 EP, arriving May 15. The six-song collection, featuring lead singles “Boxes” and “Broke Down In My Truck,” explores life beyond the daily grind, where love, faith and life’s meaningful moments matter most. Produced by Phil O'Donnell and Chris DeStefano, the project captures the spirit of the American dream while showcasing Styles’ gift for transforming everyday experiences into emotionally rich, relatable songs.

The Northeast Ohio native formed a deep connection with music early on, using it as both a creative outlet and a grounding force. By age 10, he had already started his first jam band, performing in his father’s garage while drawing inspiration from artists like Kenny Chesney, Brooks & Dunn, Tim McGraw, and AC/DC. In 2018, Styles moved to Nashville, Tennessee to pursue his dream of becoming a recording artist, quickly immersing himself in the city’s songwriting community and honing his craft alongside esteemed songwriters including Dean Dillon, Rachel Thibodeau and Jon Nite.

Following in the footsteps of mentors Casey Beathard, Phil O’Donnell and Chris DeStefano, Styles has developed an authentic sound rooted in real-life storytelling – blending his love for the great outdoors with the heartfelt themes of the genre. After writing dozens of outside cuts including Craig Morgan (“God’s Problems”) and Craig Campbell (“Stick To Our Guns”), he earned his first No. 1 hit in 2022 as a co-writer on Luke Bryan’s “Country On,” cementing his place among Nashville’s rising hitmakers. Since launching his independent artistry, he has collaborated with artists like David Lee Murphy and Tracy Byrd, among others on his 2024 release GOD’S GROCERY STORE (AISLE 1).

Known for his dynamic live performances, Styles has shared the stage with notable acts including Brantley Gilbert, Darius Rucker, Chris Janson, Brett Eldredge, Jake Owen, Uncle Kracker and Dwight Yoakam. He made his long-awaited debut at the Grand Ole Opry in 2025 and has also appeared on The Bobby Bones Show.

Outside of music, Styles is an avid hunter and outdoorsman. In 2023, he set a state record in Maine after harvesting a moose with his crossbow – reflecting the grit, patience and connection to nature that influence both his life and artistry.