Mitch Edward Hamilton + Musician in Calgary, AB

SEEKING

ABOUT

Hello hello. I alway have a hard time filling these out, but I've been playing music for quite a long time. I'm looking to join a band playing lead guitar or bass, and I enjoy singing lead vocals, and could just act as vocalist if wanted. I have my original project under my name and do all the instruments and recording myself. I can sing lead and backups if necessary. Not really looking for a cover band; I prefer original writing. Having said that, covers are a lot of fun, so I'm usually down to play them in a "for-fun" jam situation. I Should mention that I'm about to become a new dad, so I'm looking for something fun with a light commitment for a few months. Maybe a show a month, but I can up that commitment as time frees up. I enjoy a lot of genres, but I am preferably looking for something punk or punk-adjacent OR I'd love to play in a Celtic band again.

I have everything needed to record in my basement and the know-how to do it. I LOVE being an audio engineer, so if things go well, I'd be happy to record the band. Send me a message; I'd be down to see what music can be made with the right group!

The preferred musician age is the mid-20s and up.

you can email me at mitchedwardhamilton (g)(m)(a)(I)(L) dot com

Screen name:

Mitch Edward Hamilton

Member since:

Mar 25 2023

Active within 2 weeks

Level of commitment:

Moderately Committed

Years playing music:

25

Gigs played:

50 to 100

Tend to practice:

More than 3 times per week

Influences

Knucklehead
Bouncing Souls
Cock Sparrer
Pogues
DKM
Flogging Molly
Social Distortion
Some Americana
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Iron Maiden
CCR
Elliott Brood
Blink 182
Hayes Carll
Bunch of other stuff

Instrument experience:

Vocalist:

Expert

Rhythm Guitar:

Expert

Lead Guitar:

Expert

Acoustic Guitar:

Expert

Background Singer:

Expert

Bass Guitar:

Advanced

EQUIPMENT

My number one is a hot-rodded Fender strat I've had forever. It has a bucker, so it does the heavy stuff well, and custom shop 69's in the middle and neck for less heavy stuff. My backup is a hot-rodded 3-coil strat.

The amp is a Marshall 100 Watt DSL half stack. It's bloody loud, but I have a little volume box to tame it when needed - in other words, it can get along with electric drum kits and quieter mixes. I have some pedals as well. I play many different genres with the amp.

I play a Gibson J-45 for acoustic.

I have a Matt Freeman P-Bass and a 100-watt solid-state Ampeg combo for Bass that sounds pretty good.

I can definitely drum and love punk drumming; however, I'm not equipped to be a gigging drummer right now, so unless a drum kit is present at a jam space, I'm better off strummin' strings.

MUSIC