Haley Pharo

King Logan (from the producing camp of Timbalnd) and HALEY co-wrote three tracks that appear on the record, Con Artist, Prisoner and Waiting On You. In King also produced Waiting On You and the mix was dialed in by Joe Zook (Katy Perry, P!nk, One Direction). Three songs from PHARO's album - One Eye Open, Missing and Your Darling come from a co-writing and production collaboration with long-time music veteran's David Palmer, a founding member of ABC, who also teamed up with Johnny Marr and Matt Johnson (The The) for the bands chart topping record Dusk which reached #2 in the U.K. album charts, and currently David is drumming for legend, Rod Stewart. Along with his Composer/Producing partner, Chuck Kentis (Rod Stewart, Tina Turner) to bring additional cinematic element to the record. The track Double Deep-- bears Roy Hamilton's stamp, who's produced tracks for Britney Spears, among other luminaries. Other contributors to the disc include, Travis Garland (NLT) and Jordan Gatsby (JoJo), and JD Salbego. HALEY continues to also collaborate and write with Grammywinning Black Eyed Peas drummer Keith Harris, Mark Wineburg (Matt Nathanson), Jason Karaban (Lucy Schwartz), and 2013 Grammy nominated Eric Robinson (Taylor Swift) as well as Jim Beanz (Timbaland), J. Mizzle (Timbaland), for future records. An alternate version of one of her upcoming releases is Love Hangover, which comes from an unlikely teaming of indie-rock guys--Nick White (keyboardist with Bright Eyes and Omaha's acclaimed Tilly and the Wall) and Buddy, front man for the highly regarded L.A. indie rock band of the same name. It's really moody and kind of gritty, totally different from anything I've ever done, she attests. Pulling together the far-flung manifestations of PHARO's creativity has been Andrew Dawson, winner of Grammy Awards for his work on Kanye West's Graduation and Late Registration, both of which were named Best Rap Album. Dawson's contributions on fun.'s record Some Nights added yet another Grammy to his collection. Andrew has made some of my favorite records, PHARO points out. Being able to sit down with him and pick his brain has been one of the greatest opportunities of my life. He was really the missing piece I needed to connect all the dots of this record.