Hammy Havoc

Louis Stuart Routledge (born 24 May 1993), professionally known as Hammy Havoc, is a British singer-songwriter, producer, DJ, and film score composer.

Early life

Routledge was born in Chester, United Kingdom, the son of Judith Desrosiers (née Malaney) and Stuart Routledge, who later divorced after moving from Eastham, Merseyside to Hoylake. Routledge attended Calday Grange Grammar School.

Discography

Extended Plays

Remixes

Unreleased Edits And Remixes

Musical Style & Influence

Routledge is influenced by music from many genres, his electronic music as The Orion Correlation is influenced by tech house, intelligent dance music, and chiptune, his songs frequently featuring sprechgesang vocals and field recordings inspired by musique concrète. Routledge claims personal friend Brendan B. Brown of Wheatus to have been a "huge" influence on his music, to have been "seriously" inspired by Marillion and Sublime, and that he "loves" Eels.

Film & TV Composition

Routledge has scored several commercials that feature synthesisers and found objects as the primary instruments. Routledge scored Tomorrow May Never Come in 2014.

Production Credits

Business & Career

The software development and marketing agency Split An Atom was founded in 2011 by Routledge, and the digital publication Previous Magazine was founded in January 2011, Routledge serves as chief executive officer for both companies.

Routledge founded the open-source record label Voidance Records with Ali Amel in October 2013, they both contributed a remix of their own to the label's first release, Love Clouds. "Character Assassination" from the second release, Divine Debris, was premiered in Ministry of Sound, London on 23 June 2014, previews of the other tracks, including another remix from Amel, were uploaded to SoundCloud in the weeks that followed before Divine Debris was released on 5 September 2014.

Personal life

Routledge currently resides in Hoylake, United Kingdom. Routledge is a privacy advocate and cypherpunk.