Big thankyou to all the artists that produced these crazy tracks.

Tracklist:
1. The Drums feat. Kevin Knapp - Kevin Knapp, Richy Ahmed
2. Sputnik of Life - New Composers
3. On My Mind - Richard Chivers
4. Devotion (Luke Alessis Remix) - Rufus Du Sol
5. Bullet - Fluke
6. Hear Me - Gorge, De Saint
7. Hot Air - Ralf Castell
8. Mismoplastico (Virtual Mix) - Virtualmismo
9. U Know House - Mack Maddox
10. Hypnotized - Audiojack
11. Butterflies - Green Velvet, Jamie Jones
12. Messan - Jansons
13. Affogato - Jordan Brando, Luke Alessi
14. Work (Acapella)
15. Lovelae Dae (Bicep Remix) - Blaze
16. The Cure feat. Chloe Paige - Blond:ish, KeeQ, Chloe Paige
17. Calebria (Sample Loop)

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Ep.8 - What The Funk?

My heart beats in time with the rhythms that surround us, whether it’s the pulse of an upbeat dance track or the delicate strumming of an acoustic guitar. I cherish the moments spent sharing playlists with friends, debating the merits of different artists, and immersing myself in live performances that create an exhilarating bond between musician and listener. For me, music isn’t just a hobby—it’s a lifelong journey filled with evolution, discovery, and an ever-deepening appreciation for the power of sound.

Cork-based DJ & producer, active on the Irish scene from the late '90s to mid-2000s. Cut his teeth with legendary residencies at Doyles and The Catwalk Bar, while holding down regular slots on the city’s infamous pirate stations: Kiss FM, Klub FM and Radio Friendly. Life took over and the decks went quiet in 2005.


Fast-forward to 2019 and the fire was reignited. Armed with a studio full of new ideas, Hammy returned with a string of bootlegs and edits that quickly built a loyal following on SoundCloud, blending peak-time house and uplifting trance with that unmistakable Cork energy.


Since 2022 he’s been a regular fixture behind the decks at Edison Cork, bringing the same raw, crowd-moving selections that made him a name back in the day.


Releases on Lefty Shades Records, BLINDsided, Mumbler Music and Cleveland City followed, but it was April 2025 that changed everything: Bryan Kearney dropped Hammy’s “Area 51 Epidemic” bootleg live, sending the internet into meltdown and pushing follower counts through the roof. The demand led to an official rework released as "DJ Hammy – Epidemic 2025" on Cleveland City Records.


Next up: his debut original trance single “Free Yourself” on Positive State Records – a euphoric, hands-in-the-air statement of intent from a producer who never really left, he just took the scenic route back.


Old school heart, new school drive. Cork’s own.  

Still here. Still hammering. 🔨



Ep.8 - What The Funk?

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