BIO

Raised the son of a travelling preacher and musician, Regie Hamm spent his youth forging a musical identity in the fires of Pentecostal churches, tent revivals and all-night-singings. After moving back to Nashville (his birthplace), he quickly became a much sought-after songwriter and producer. Artistry, however, is his first love and true passion.

Regie's music and songwriting are clearly the work of a keen observer of the world who has something to say about it. Combining the beauty, irony, and sometimes even harshness of life, Regie's work has a cinematic quality that leaves the listener with the feeling of an experience they will not soon forget. His critically acclaimed debut solo album, American Dreams (Universal South/Refugee), yielded the Billboard top 15 AC hit "Babies."

As a songwriter, Regie has enjoyed more than 400 cuts -- over 20 of them number one hits -- and he was honored as the "SESAC Songwriter of the Year" in 1995, 1996, 1997 and 2000. He has multiple Grammy and Dove Award nominations as both a producer and writer. He continues to play solo dates and is working in the studio on a new solo record.