Nicholas Hamilton
Nicholas Hamilton writes songs that feel like quiet conversations. His 2016 debut album was called 'A Different Year,' which shares its name with one of his...
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Nicholas Hamilton writes songs that feel like quiet conversations. His 2016 debut album was called 'A Different Year,' which shares its name with one of his more recognizable tracks. That song, along with 'In Line' and 'noRoom (feat. Savs),' tends to circle around personal reflection and the small, heavy moments of daily life.
He started playing music in Ohio, and by 2014 he was working with a band that included Jake Bass and Noah Koerper. Their sound pulls from folk and indie rock, but it's often built around Hamilton's lyrics and delivery more than any particular genre. They put out two more albums after the first one, 'Falling Lines' in 2018 and 'In Two' in 2020.
There was some noise around a song called 'Margot' in 2019, with people saying it sounded too much like someone else's work. That kind of thing happens sometimes. He kept making music anyway.
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