Through carefully constructed arrangements and rhythms, Harry Hayes is etching out a formula that inverses the traditional framework of dance music. Infusing pop-inspired melodies, ambient soundscapes, and dynamic club elements, Harry Hayes’ productions not only push you to dance but prompt an introspective sense of bliss.

Hailing from Eora / Sydney, Harry has a profound commitment to his craft, valuing honesty and authenticity as the cornerstone of his musical expression. Driven by an unyielding obsession for creativity, Hayes finds most gratification when his artistic vision manifests itself into a piece of work he genuinely feels connected to. It’s this dedication and passion that has propelled him from Australia's underground electronic scene onto the global stage, culminating in a signing to Ninja Tune's Technicolour imprint.

Following a breakout run of singles including “More Of You”, “Baby” and “Get ’Em Up”, which earned widespread DSP editorial support, cover placements, triple j airplay and BBC Radio 1 support from Pete Tong and Danny Howard, Harry released his most ambitious project to date, the Before It Goes EP. A genre-blurring statement of intent, the project reflected Harry’s refusal to be boxed in, moving fluidly between house, UKG, indie, jungle and French touch while showcasing his instinctive, emotionally driven production style.

Since then, Harry's rise has accelerated rapidly. His music has attracted support from Caribou, Fred again.., Floating Points, Jasper Tygner and DJ Seinfeld, leading to an official remix of Caribou’s “Broke My Heart”, a national support slot on Caribou’s Australian Live Tour, and widespread international recognition.

In 2026, Harry entered a new chapter with the release of “I Did You Wrong” and “We Go So Good Together” via Ninja Tune's Technicolour imprint. Together, the releases showcased the breadth of his artistic vision from euphoric, club focused records championed on some of the world's biggest stages, to more intimate and songwriting-led material that prioritises emotional honesty over convention. Alongside support from triple j, BBC Radio 1 and 21 Spotify New Music Friday playlists globally, the releases further cemented Harry as one of the most exciting new voices in electronic music.

With a sound that seamlessly balances dancefloor energy and emotional depth, Harry Hayes is establishing himself as one of Australia's most promising electronic exports, equally capable of commanding peak time club moments and creating deeply personal records that resonate far beyond them.