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Harry Edward Styles - also known as Harry Styles - is a British musician as well as a composer. Harry Styles has been credited as composing songs for The One Direction band. Based in Holmes Chapel in Cheshire England Styles is the son of Des Styles & Anne Cox. Harry Styles studied at the Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School in which he started his own group of musicians with three classmates, which he called White Eskimo. They took home the Battle of Bands in 2009, thanks to their outstanding performances. Although he has always had an interest in the music world but despite his enthusiasm in it, he also wanted to pursue a career as a lawyer and physical therapist. Working part-time in a local bakery was his first job to make money for his family. Harry Styles, in 2010 was a contestant on The X Factor. His song Is not She Lovely was performed by Stevie Wonder. His group was compelled to break up due to this. Nicole Scherzinger told Harry Styles, Liam Payne Zayn Milik Niall Horan, and Louis Tomlinson that they would form a group named One Direction after the X The X. Simon Cowell sponsored this five-person group and they were formed in 2010. The group performed songs like My Life Would Suck Without You by Kelly Clarkson and Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler so the group was one of the contenders for the prize. However, they came in third behind Rebecca Ferguson. Even though Harry Styles and his group were not crowned winners, Cowell paid a contract of 2 million pounds for One Direction to sign with Syco Records. Syco record label.

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