Once again, as promised, here is the download of the week. This is the third installment of new joints we’re releasing leading up to the single. I’ve been working hard in the studio and can’t wait for you to hear what we got.

For those of you that made it out to last nights NYC show at SOB’s…Thank you and much thanks to B.o.B and his crew for letting us share the stage! For those that couldn’t make it…hopefully they’ll be shows in your area soon… so stay tuned.

Without further ado… Charles Hamilton presents: “I Hate Parties”

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Enjoy!

Well we’ve made it down to the final song of Charles Hamilton’s Free Downloads! Thanks again for all your support and sticking by Charles during this down time while he was hard at work in the studio over the past many months. I think you’ll agree when you hear what he’s been creating!

We will be releasing Charles’ first official single soon so make sure you check back at itunes or on www.thisischarleshamilton.com for more information!

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Enjoy!

Team Hamilton

To start I would like everyone to know that “Choices (A Wave for Alex)” was written and recorded for close friends and family. I was honored by the Capozza family’s request to release the song to the public in honor of Alex’s 18th birthday April 4th . Their hope is that it will cause us to make choices knowing that they can have lasting affects!

That said, thank you Anika, Mike and the entire Capozza family for allowing me to write for and from the perspective of their son. In the hours it took me to produce the song, I felt like I raised him, steered him from wrong, allowed him to make his own decisions and mourned his loss. Again, as the 4/20 season is upon us, wisdom and moderation is very key to survival. Alex had a future to him promised by no one, as nothing is promised in this age of broken vows. lol @ my team telling me not to get too deep in what I have to say, but that song really meant a lot to me.

Charles Hamilton