Hellfyre is a name that carves its own path through the underground. A veteran of the scene who first rose with the independent label Transmission X, Hellfyre fuses the soul of deep and melodic house with the raw edge of breakbeat, building cinematic sets for true believers of the dance floor.

Forged in after-hours chaos, his sound drips with layered harmonics, hypnotic grooves, and emotional breaks that rise and collapse like controlled explosions. Once a club DJ with a cult following across the U.S. and Europe, Hellfyre has reignited his career with new purpose — emerging as both producer and curator, merging fashion, sound design, and digital culture under the Transmission X banner. His sets feel like sermons, his closers like storms. Each one tells the same story — resurrection through sound.

This is Hellfyre — Damned to be Different.

Anthony Hill also known as Axis Thrill, has spent the past 35 years in the music industry as a songwriter, producer, manager, and promoter. After moving to the Washington D.C. area in 1988, he joined forces with D.J. Hassan to begin his professional career as a producer/songwriter creating remixes for L.A. female rapper M.C. Smooth. This led him to work with legendary songwriter Vaughn Mason (Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes/ Bounce, Rock, Roll, Skate) where he was introduced to Eugene Hanes of Mass Order (Adina Howard, Jahiem, Elusion) with whom he worked with periodically until 1995. Also during this time, Anthony Hill worked with Kevin Jackson (Tonya Blount, Stacy Lattisaw, Phajja ) on various projects. In 1991 Anthony Hill was signed to a New Jersey based independent record label owned by Michael K. Jackson (music director for Stacy Lattisaw). Following this accomplishment, Anthony decided to take on the role of manager/producer for a Washington D.C. area rap group called The No Description Given and Da Major League which included the likes of Rich "Nieze" Shelton (Ice Cube, Keisha Cole, Mya, Sisco), Steph Lover (HOT 97, NY/MTV2), and Big Tigger (Rap City, BET). In 1995 Anthony Hill relocated to Atlanta where he worked as promotions representative for Priority Records. During his two year tenure with Priority Records he was instrumental in establishing the Atlanta area presence for acts like Ice Cube, Mack 10, Rass Kass, and Lil' Half Dead. Eventually, in 2002, establishing MainStreet Productions, in Atlanta, Georgia where he has written, composed, and produced, artist of local, regional, and national levels.

In 2004, Anthony established a new launch-pad designed label along with DJ Mike Swift for new, up-and-coming, and seasoned artists resurging career aspirations. Providing major record label service and support for artist on any platform. Established in the city called the MOTOWN of the SOUTH, Atlanta, Georgia. Working with artist of all genres and all influences. Having guided the careers of Jahalla of Ceelo Green's label (Gnarls Barkley), Caron Morman, inspirational R&B artist from Canada, Robert Terrell, an adult contemporary R&B from Austin, Texas. Also numerous local and regional rap and urban music artist. Currently representing the likes of Andrae Alexander music director and producer with clients such as Raheem DeVaughn, Common, Jill Scott, Erykah Badu, Chrisette Michele, as well as many others.
Anthony Hill is a force in the music industry to be reckoned with and he is providing support for those who are desirous of successful music career.

Anthony decided in 2011 to focus on remodeling the business structure to provide music publishing services to artists, singers, songwriters, and production companies. Along with developing a new brand sound called Future R&B/Soul Jazz combining rhythms of R&B and Hip-Hop with the harmonics tones of Soul and Jazz music.

There are only two tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it. - Oscar Wilde

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