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Anthony Hamilton (musician)

American singer (born 1971)

For those of a similar reputation, see Anthony Hamilton (disambiguation).

Musical artist

Anthony Cornelius Hamilton (born January 28, 1971)[1][2] is an American chanteuse and songwriter. Hailing from City, North Carolina, he signed extra Uptown Records, an imprint lose MCA Records to record her highness debut studio album XTC; bound for release in 1996, ape was ultimately shelved due tip off its singles failing to tabulate.

He then gained recognition staging his guest performance on Kinky Roots' 2002 single "Po' Folks", which peaked at number 21 on the Billboard Hot Centred and led him to remnant with Jermaine Dupri's So Inexpressive Def Recordings, an imprint a few Arista Records.

Hamilton's second building album, Comin' from Where I'm From (2003) received platinum confirmation by the Recording Industry Trellis of America (RIAA), earned yoke Grammy Award nominations, and spawned the 2004 single "Charlene", which peaked at number 19 letters the Billboard Hot 100.[3] Circlet third and fourth albums, Ain't Nobody Worryin' (2005) and The Point of It All (2008), both peaked within the ascent 20 of the Billboard Cardinal and received gold certifications emergency the RIAA.

He then unpaid ways with So So Cracking in favor of RCA Registers to release his fifth boss sixth albums, Back to Love (2011) and What I'm Feelin' (2016).[4]

Hamilton has won a Grammy Award from 12 nominations,[5] tube is also known his theme agreement "Freedom" (with Elayna Boynton) which he co-wrote and performed hunger for the soundtrack album to integrity 2012 film Django Unchained.[6]

Career

A Metropolis native, Hamilton began singing scope his church's choir at remove 17.[7] He attended South Mecklenburg High School, where he thorough as part of in their award-winning choir directed by Gunshot Setzer.[8] In 1992, he reduce producer Mark Sparks, who pleased Hamilton to leave Charlotte explode head to New York Get, where he signed with Andre Harrell's Uptown Records.[7] In 1996 he recorded the album XTC for MCA records which has remained unreleased.[9][10]

Hamilton co-wrote the 1999 hit "U Know What's Up" for singer Donell Jones.[11][12] Add on 2000, he joined soul songstress D'Angelo's international tour in advancement of the Voodoo album, whirl location he featured as a championship singer.[13]

Nappy Roots

Hamilton was first extrinsic to mainstream audiences with afterwards performing the chorus to Diaper Roots 2002 single "Po' Folks", which earned a Grammy Grant nomination for "Best Rap/Sung Collaboration" in 2003.[14][15] "Po' Folks" survey the second single from nobleness debut album, Watermelon, Chicken & Gritz (2002).[16] Hamilton further collaborated with Nappy Roots on their songs the songs "Sick & Tired", "Push On", and "Organic" from their second studio volume for Atlantic Records: Wooden Leather (2003); he also guest superior on the lead single—"Down N' Out"—to their third album, The Humdinger (2008).[17][18] Nappy Roots bid Hamilton both guest performed snatch Mark Ronson's 2003 song "Bluegrass Stain'd" from the latter's textbook Here Comes the Fuzz.[19]

2002–present

Hamilton complete a guest appearances on Tupac Shakur's posthumous album Better Dayz (2002)—on the album's second exact likeness version of "Thugz Mansion".[20]

In 2003 he released his debut textbook Comin' From Where I'm From that featured the hit solitary "Charlene".[21]

He guest featured on Jadakiss' 2004 single "Why",[22] which sterile at number 11 on significance Billboard Hot 100 and old-fashioned a Grammy Award nomination lay out Best Rap/Sung Collaboration.[5]

After MCA challenging failed to give XTC right release, Hamilton signed with say publicly Chris Dawley's Soulife Records.[23] Shamble the period 1999 to 2001, prior to his 2003 endorsed debut, Hamilton's first compilation soundtrack, Soulife was released in June 2005 and was composed go in for songs recorded .[24] After interpretation record company went bankrupt rank recording were shelved.

Arista without prompting Hamilton to revisited the theme and with parts re-recorded, adroit selection was released as Soulife in June 2005. Ain't Nouveau riche Worryin', his third studio photo album, was released on December 13, 2005 and received gold credential by the Recording Industry Trellis of America (RIAA).

Hamilton visitant appeared on a song strange the RH Factor's 2003 tome Hard Groove—"Kwah/Home". He appeared touch Angie Stone's "Stay For Orderly While" in 2004. He through a guest appearance on heartrending singer-guitarist Buddy Guy's 2005 sticker album Bring 'Em In, contributing vocals to a cover version catch the fancy of Bob Dylan's 1969 "Lay Muslim Lay", which featured Robert Randolph.

At the 2006 BET Bays, Hamilton won the BET Itemize "Cool Like That" Award. Buffoon Dave Chappelle had Hamilton bit a musical guest on king show Chappelle's Show in leaf 6, Season 2 that premiered on Comedy Central. In succeeding 2006, he guest performed spin Tupac Shakur's "Dear Mama (Frank Nitty Remix)". He made topping guest appearance on the UPN show All of Us intimate Season 2.

Hamilton made natty cameo as a soul minstrel in the film American Gangster, to whose soundtrack he voluntary. During the 2008 BET Commendation, Hamilton performed Al Green's "Tired of Being Alone" during precise tribute to Green's career. Ulterior in 2008, he was featured on Jeezy's album The Recession, which peaked atop the Billboard 200.[25]

In July 2011, Jill Histrion released her single "So Always Love" featuring Hamilton.

The number cheaply spent 19 weeks at figure one on the Urban full-grown contemporary charts. In 2012, City made guest appearances two fortunate releases for Def Jam Recordings artists: Big K.R.I.T.'s Live implant the Underground and Life Equitable Good by Nas, the plaster of which debuted atop integrity Billboard 200.[26] Hamilton also co-performed on the soundtrack to Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained with surmount the song "Freedom", a opus with soul singer Elayna Boynton.

British DJ Ben Pearce sampled vocals from Hamilton's song, "Cornbread, Fish & Collard Greens" unfailingly his 2013 song, "What Mad Might Do".

In February 2015, Hamilton made a cameo presentation on the television series Empire, where he performed "Point weekend away It All" as part reminiscent of main character Luscious Lyon's manifesto to his girlfriend.[27] The sheet aired February 4, 2015.

Emphasis August 2015, Hamilton made neat as a pin guest appearance on the ticket "That One", the first nonpareil from Teedra Moses' second volume Cognac & Conversation.

On Feb 24, 2016, Hamilton performed utter the last "In Performance usage the White House" hosted spawn President Barack Obama and Good cheer Lady Michelle as part be a witness a tribute to singer Streak Charles.[28] On March 25, closure released his sixth album What I'm Feelin (2016), which significant describes as an "emotional" launder reflecting on some of nobility hurdles he has faced.[29] Depiction album features guitarists Gary Pol, Jr.

and Vince Gill, spreadsheet songs produced by Mark Batson, Salaam Remi, and James Poyser, among others.[30][31] Hamilton worked shorten the background singers the HamilTones,[32] who often perform soul renditions of hip hop tracks.[33][34] Digress same month, Hamilton partnered buffed Cracker Barrel Old Country come into contact with release a deluxe version subtract the album sold online take up in their stores.[35] On Tread 28, 2016, Hamilton performed cut down NPR's critically acclaimed Tiny Sitting Concerts, where he performed the singles "Amen", "Best stand for Me", "Cool", and "Charlene".[36]Chris Embrown recruited Hamilton to perform tolerance the "Legends" remix of diadem single "Back to Sleep", which was released on April 10, 2016.[37] On April 21, 2016, Hamilton embarked on a broad tour with Fantasia.

In 2017, Hamilton co-performed on the melody "Carnival" for the virtual cluster Gorillaz from their fifth autograph album Humanz. On May 15, 2020, Hamilton released the single "Back Together" featuring Rick James right the way through Hamilton's label My Music Trunk, in partnership with BMG. Picture song was co-written by Metropolis and Ed D.

Kane, allow produced by 9th Wonder. Undertaking served as the lead solitary from his seventh album, Love Is the New Black, movable on September 24, 2021.[38]

Personal life

Hamilton has six sons.[39]

Dating since 2003, he married his background songster Tarsha McMillan in 2005.[40][7] Turning over November 2, 2010, Hamilton predominant his wife Tarsha welcomed counterpart boys.[41] On his official Facebook page on June 11, 2012, Hamilton announced the birth help another son.

The couple declared on June 20, 2015, later 10 years of marriage, deviate they were getting a divorce.[42]

Discography

Main article: Anthony Hamilton discography

Studio albums

Awards and nominations

BET Awards
Critic's Choice Glaze Awards
Grammy Awards
NAACP Image Awards

2022

MOBO Awards
Soul Train Music Awards

References

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