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Brett Spivey, known under multiple monikers including Bretts Milk and Hamface, is a boundary-pushing recording artist whose work spans Glitch Wave, Ambient, Trip Hop, Cinematic, Down-Tempo, and Atmospheric Soundscapes. With a style rooted in experimentation and emotional depth, Brett creates immersive sonic experiences that transport listeners beyond the ordinary—into a space where texture, tone, and feeling take center stage.

His musical journey began at just 12 years old, when he started crafting sound collages with a tape recorder—an early sign of the sonic explorer he would become. Over the years, Brett’s influences expanded to include progressive rock giants like Pink Floyd, Rush, Led Zeppelin, and Black Sabbath, alongside the trailblazing electronic and hip-hop innovators such as Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, Art of Noise, The Future Sound of London, Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada, Beastie Boys, and A Tribe Called Quest. These influences shaped a unique artistic voice—one that thrives on contrast, exploration, and authenticity.

Brett's discography includes standout releases such as Floating Islands, Anamorphosis of Day, Daddy’s Breath, Mammories of Mommy, and most recently, Lanier, released on April 20, 2025. Each album is a deep-dive into layered sound design, incorporating field recordings from nature, complex rhythms, and ambient textures to form audio narratives that feel both personal and otherworldly.

Currently at work on his next album, Black Fridays, Brett continues to evolve his sound while staying true to his roots. Whether in the studio or performing live, he brings raw emotion and a sense of wonder to every track.

“To me, music is everything,” Brett says. “It’s my life, my soul, my being. I create to connect. I create to give something meaningful to the listener.”

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