Birth name Tom Robertson Name Hamza Robertson Years active 2007–present Albums Something About Life | Occupation(s) Singer Record label Awakening Records Genres Islamic, nasheed, rock Role Singer | |
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Origin Oldham, Greater Manchester England Instruments Vocals, keyboard, guitar, piano Similar People Nazeel Azami, Sami Yusuf, Native Deen, Mesut Kurtis, Zain Bhikha | ||
Associated acts Sami Yusuf, Cat Stevens | ||
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Hamza Robertson (born Tom Robertson; January 1982) is an English singer who is signed to and managed by Andante Records.
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- Hamza robertson the mountain feat sami yusuf lyric video hasbas bros
- Hamza Robertson The mountain
- Early life
- Career
- Personal life
- References
Hamza Robertson - The mountain
Early life
Born Tom Robertson in Chadderton, Greater Manchester, England, he was brought up in a Christian family environment. From an early age, he involved himself in music and the performing arts. He was a part of the local theatre workshop, where he wrote music and acted in plays. He took part in bands beyond college, playing instruments and writing music.
He played the keyboard and performed vocals in several bands, later becoming lead singer, keyboard player and guitarist in a band he formed with his friends. He studied Performing Arts and Popular Music for three years until the age of 20.
Career
In 2003, at the age of 21, Robertson converted to Islam and adopted the name Hamza. However, his musical influences remained very similar to what they were before he became a Muslim.
In November 2006, he performed at the Global Peace and Unity Event in ExCeL Exhibition Centre in London organised by Islam Channel. In April 2007, he performed at the Evening of Inspiration event at the Royal Albert Hall organised by Islamic Relief.
In July 2007, Robertson released his first album Something About Life, by Awakening Records.
Robertson also has a daytime job with a telephone company.
Personal life
Robertson is based in his hometown of Chadderton with his wife, Masallah and two sons.