Slow Miracle

Andrea Hamilton

Andrea Hamilton was born singing. She was belting songs before she could spell, and performing for everyone who happened by her in Wal-Mart, or graced the suburban Kansas household where she spent her childhood. Nowadays, her life goal is still to make the truest, bravest music possible. Andrea began her professional musical career at age 16 when she became one of Gospel Music Association’s Top 20 New Writers. Since then she’s embarked on many overseas tours and performed across the U.S., based in L.A. She writes with writers that work for Rascal Flatts, MTV, and many more, and has yet to wane in her (possibly obsessive) love for song-craft and production. Andrea has performed in collaboration with countless charities and community benefits as well as written for fundraiser compilations and non-profit film soundtracks. Andrea’s view of life and music expanded wildly when she suddenly became ill while on tour in Asia. After an emergency flight home from Vietnam, she began a long and drawn out season of specialists, hospitals, blood tests, etc! She began to hear the dreaded phrase, “there’s nothing we can do” and was told that she would never sing or feel the same again. Through the confusion, her soul remained brave. She knew they were wrong - that she was born singing and would do it all her days. After much prayer, many ups and downs, and some kinda weird alternative health treatments, ANDREA’S BACK! And she’s in the middle of a mysterious journey deep into healing and hope and bravery - all the things she always longed to make music about.

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