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Harry Edward Styles, known in the world of music as Harry Styles, is a British composer and performer who is regarded as a member of the group One Direction. He was born at Holmes Chapel (Cheshire), England 1 February 1994, he is the son of Des Styles, and Anne Cox. Harry Styles went to the Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School, along with three of his classmates, formed a musical band 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 music however, despite his love in it, he also wanted to be a lawyer or physiotherapist. In order to provide for the family he worked a short time working part-time at a bakery. Harry Styles performed Is not She Lovely (Stevie Wonder) during the auditions in 2010 to The X Factor. The reason for this was that his band broke up. Nicole Scherzinger was the judge who recommended Harry Styles to be part the group that would later be called One Direction, along with Liam Payne Zayn malik Niall Horan Louis Tomlinson. Simon Cowell sponsored five teenagers to form the band in 2010. They performed tracks like My Life Would Suffer Without You which was written by Kelly Clarkson, and Total Eclipse of the Heart, by Bonnie Tyler during the competition. The group was one of the contenders to win the award. However, they came in third in front of Rebecca Ferguson. Harry Styles was not the winner. Cowell had paid 2,000,000 pounds in a contract for One Direction.

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