CNicholas Hamilton
Australian Singer/Songwriter Nicholas (Nic) Hamilton first music feature was as the drummer in an angelic cover of Guns N' Roses’ hit track Sweet Child O' Mine for 2016 Oscar-nominated film Captain Fantastic (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), a film in which he starred at just age 14. After starring as Henry Bowers in the film adaptation of IT (2017), Nicholas started pursuing more music-related endeavours, along with his acting career. When COVID-19 shut down the film industry, Nic dove headfirst into his love of music and created a compelling and authentic EP exploring the mixed emotions of love, loss and change. This 5-song EP acts as Hamilton’s personal diary, consisting of tracks he wrote both before and after he moved to LA that detail his relationships and life experiences during that time. The raw honesty in all 5 songs is palpable, dragging the listener into Nic’s life as he lays out, in excruciating detail, the life he has led so far.
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Australian Singer/Songwriter Nicholas (Nic) Hamilton first music feature was as the drummer in an angelic cover of Guns N' Roses’ hit track Sweet Child O' Mine for 2016 Oscar-nominated film Captain Fantastic (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), a film in which he starred at just age 14. After starring as Henry Bowers in the film adaptation of IT (2017), Nicholas started pursuing more music-related endeavours, along with his acting career. When COVID-19 shut down the film industry, Nic dove headfirst into his love of music and created a compelling and authentic EP exploring the mixed emotions of love, loss and change. This 5-song EP acts as Hamilton’s personal diary, consisting of tracks he wrote both before and after he moved to LA that detail his relationships and life experiences during that time. The raw honesty in all 5 songs is palpable, dragging the listener into Nic’s life as he lays out, in excruciating detail, the life he has led so far.