ARTIST
HARDY
HARDY is a half country, half-rock singer/songerwriter who grew up with the love of music through his dad.
HARDY is a half country, half-rock singer/songerwriter who grew up with the love of music through his dad.
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Biography
Michael Wilson Hardy was born in Philadelphia, Mississippi. He studied songwriting at Tennessee State University and jumped right into the country music industry with that education.
He’s written songs for Florida Georgia Line, Blake Shelton, Morgan Wallen, Thomas Rhett and many others.
HARDY's talents caught the eye of producer Joey Moi, who signed him to Big Loud Records in 2018. HARDY released two back-to-back EPs: his debut, This Ole Boy, arrived the year of his record deal and his second EP, Where to Find Me, came out the following year, as did a collaborative mixtape featuring 17 major artists. Hardy tapped Rhett, Keith Urban, Trace Adkins and many others for Hixtape, Vol. 1.
In 2020, he released his debut studio album A Rock. It featured the single “One Beer”, which hit the number one spot on US Country Airplay.
- Full name Michael Wilson Hardy
- Born September 3, 1990
- Hometown Philadelphia, Mississippi
- Best selling album The Mockingbird & The Crow
- Genre Country, Rock
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Where to find
- Website hardyofficial.com/
"That's A Deconstructed HARDY Sauce Right There": HARDY Gives Recipe For His Songwriting On Hits Like Ella Langley's 'Be Her.'
In an interview with Much Music, singer-songwriter HARDY gave a breakdown of the personalization behind his songwriting, and where listeners can find his distinct flair on hits such as Ella Langley's 'Be Her.'
First Listen: HARDY, Cameron Whitcomb and the Albums You Need to Hear This Week
What did the Holler team think of this week's new albums? Honest reactions, hot takes and early favorites—here’s our first-listen breakdowns for HARDY, Cameron Whitcomb, Amanda Shires, Clover County and Marcus King Band.
