- Archie Hamilton December 2011 Mix Artwork
Archie Hamilton December 2011 Mix
Archie Hamilton on December 23, 2011 01:23 - Archie Hamilton Rhythmatic Podcast Sept 2011 Artwork
Archie Hamilton Rhythmatic Podcast Sept 2011
Archie Hamilton on September 04, 2011 15:02 - Two Time (Inxec's Time Line Remix) Artwork
Two Time (Inxec's Time Line Remix)
Archie Hamilton on May 10, 2010 12:06
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Archie Hamilton's Upcoming Gigs
Saturday 04 February, 2012
Rhytmatic Intimate Sessions with Priku, TBA, London, United Kingdom
Saturday 03 March, 2012
Rhythmatic Intimate Sessions with Herodot, TBA, London, United Kingdom
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Archie Hamilton was born into a life in music. The polar influences he was exposed to throughout his childhood can be attributed to the multi-faceted sound of his own work in the studio, or unique style behind the decks. On the one hand his father educated him in the classical modes: jazz, acoustic, rhythm & blues, soul, and even opera. On the other hand his Mother came from a punk background (she was even in a punk band in the late seventies - complete with a shaven head!) before embracing the Acid House movement, exposing Archie to the sounds and rhythms of Hardfloor, Adonis, Marshall Jefferson, Jam & Spoon and the Orb. He started listening to her Terry Farley and Mrs Wood mix-tapes and naturally (at the tender age of thirteen) saved up to buy a set of Numark belt-drive turntables and began scoring basic compositions using the eJay loop sequencer.
His first break came whilst living in Oxford in 2006, when he secured a residency as the opening DJ at the Carling/O2 Academy. On moving back to London in 2008 he continued to enhance his fledgling career in the industry by working at 'Defected Records' and '360 Artist Mangement', ably supported with a succession of gigs at venues such as the Aquarium, Cargo, the Rhythm Factory, the Lightbox, the Doors, and the Horse & Groom; all culminating in a memorable performance at the Glade Festival in the summer of 2009 alongside being rewarded a weekly residency at the T-Bar. In the Winter of 2009 his star rose accordingly: with the Evening Standard hailing him the next 'Mark Ronson' (despite the obvious differences in their respective genre selections!) he co-founded the 'moscow records' imprint where he started releasing his own music and applying his past knowledge and experience to take on the A&R duties, whilst further nascent productions were also signed to labels such as Bullet Train, Uberbeat and Fullbarr Digital, gaining support and praise from the likes of Dave Robertson (Reset Robot), DJ T. (Get Phyiscal), dOP (Circus Company), Daniel Sanchez (Remote Area), Jet Project (Get Physical), Darius Syrossian (VIVa / Breakout Audio), Alex Celler (Remote Area / FreaknChic), Danny Fiddo (Baracca) and Thor (Sanasol).
Throughout 2010 moscow released a series of records to critical acclaim. With rave reviews on RA and Ibiza voice, and accompanied by support from a long list of A List DJ's, the fledgling vinyl imprint made a serious impact in a very short time. Since then, Archie has been deep in the studio honing his craft and working tirelessly behind the scenes. With an underground hit remix for Death On The Balcony, and an arsenal of unreleased material under his belt, Archie has been awarded a coveted residency at Rhythmatic, which, according to RA "is among the best parties in London”. He will be playing alongside guests such as Gorge, Gavin Herlihy, Marco Carola, Matthias Tanzmann, Davide Squillace, Rhadoo, Petre Inspirescu, Thomas Melchior, and many more...
Needless to say, you will be hearing his name a lot more henceforth.
