Hammer

Hammer (Rory Hamilton) crafts a sound that feels like the polished, high-definition future of house music. His tracks are defined by massive, arpeggiated synth lines that cascade over driving, punchy drum machine patterns. It is music that occupies the space between the raw energy of a 90s warehouse rave and the crystalline production of modern melodic techno, resulting in something that feels both nostalgic and cutting-edge.

What sets Hammer apart is his ability to balance euphoria with a certain restless tension. While many of his peers lean into ambient textures, Hammer keeps the momentum high, using layered digital melodies to create a sense of constant forward motion. There is a distinct 'Belfast sound' influence here, characterized by a love for bold hooks and a refusal to let the energy dip below a simmer.

Start with 'C-Space' to hear his signature blend of cosmic synths and club-ready percussion. It is the perfect entry point for anyone who loves the melodic sensibilities of Bicep but wants a slightly more driving, techno-adjacent edge to their dance music.