Aaron Hanania

Aaron Hanania is an author, solo recording artist, and videographer. He plays both guitar and drums, creating original music and lyrics. In 2018, he published his dystopian fiction novel, “The King’s Pawn.” His initial album, “Deep Space,” was released in October 2019. Hanania has a background in journalism, beginning in 2015 with an interview with Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo. His first published feature appeared in The Regional News in 2016, where he interviewed Denver Broncos offensive guard Michael Schofield.

At the age of seven, Hanania launched his website, Aaron411.com, where he published personal stories. He has been playing drums for over 15 years, achieving a third-place finish in a high school talent contest in 2018 with a solo drum medley. In addition to his musical and literary pursuits, he performs stand-up comedy, having played to audiences across Chicagoland and for over 250 people in Deerfield, Illinois. His second album, “Resonance,” was released in 2020. Hanania uses his platforms, including YouTube and TikTok, to provide motivational advice and discuss issues relevant to young individuals.

Aaron Hanania’s career reflects a consistent engagement with creative and communicative endeavors. His work encompasses writing, music composition, videography, and public speaking through comedy and motivational content. He is an Associate in Mercury’s Chicago office, focusing on strategic communication, social media management, and digital strategies. Hanania majored in Environmental Studies with a minor in creative writing from Augustana College, specializing in Environmental Law, and is currently pursuing graduate studies. His diverse activities demonstrate a broad skill set in media production, performance, and strategic communication.