Brett Spivey

Brett Spivey—also known by his aliases Bretts Milk and Hamface—is a genre-blending recording artist who creates immersive sonic landscapes rooted in Glitch Wave, Ambient, Trip Hop, Cinematic, and Down-Tempo music. His sound is a mind-expanding journey that fuses natural field recordings with atmospheric textures, offering listeners an experience that’s both emotional and introspective.

Brett began his musical journey at age 12, experimenting with taped sound collages using a basic tape recorder. This early curiosity blossomed into a lifelong exploration of sound and its ability to shape memory, mood, and perception. His influences range from the psychedelic and progressive rock of Pink Floyd and Rush to the pioneering electronic and hip-hop innovations of Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada, Beastie Boys, and A Tribe Called Quest.

His discography includes standout albums like Floating Islands, Anamorphosis of Day, Daddy’s Breath, Mammories of Mommy, and his latest release, Lanier (2025), which is available on all major streaming platforms. Each project takes listeners on a deeply personal journey through layered soundscapes crafted from both digital and organic sources.

Currently at work on his next release, Black Fridays, Brett continues to push the boundaries of experimental music. For him, music isn’t just an art form—it’s a way of life, a soul expression, and a gift to the listener.