19 year old Lewis has released two albums to date, Gambling Machine and Empty Roads. Gambling Machine won this the 'Best Jazz/Blues Recording' category at this year’s Scottish New Music Awards, while I Got To Know from the album won a preliminary nomination in the British Blues Awards song writing category. Candlelight & Sympathy from Empty Roads will feature on the soundtrack of a new feature film 'Scar Tissue', due for release towards the end of 2012. <br /><br />Lewis has found himself sitting at or near the top of the Scottish Reverb Nation blues charts for months now, and his name spreading fast around the UK music scene with features in Blues Matters and other music magazines. The band have been booked for over 250 shows from Carlisle to Orkney and appeared at some of the UK’s biggest blues festivals, including Hebden, Maryport and Shetland. Lewis has also appeared on stage with several top musicians including Henrik Freischlader and Alan Nimmo. <br /><br />Darlington Rhythm & Blues Festival 2012. " Still in his teens, Lewis’s fingers are made of rubber and magic as he throttled his way through a couple of Telecasters in a style I’d put somewhere between Rory Gallagher and Jeff Healey. Not only that, he has a fair ol’ set of pipes (his voice, not bagpipes) and a comfortable and confident stage presence that immediately engages with the audience. Hell, he insults our beer (“tastes like socks!”) and we laugh with him. Making the power-trio is Nick on Bass & Santa behind the drums – and these guys know their business, make no mistake ... An eclectic mix of self-penned and standards, with a couple of left-field covers to add character ... a rapid-fire Johnny Cash cover (Fulsom Prison Blues) comes in like a shot of Tabasco ... Somehow I don’t think these guys will ever go hungry in these parts, not when the Quakerhouse is crammed full before the end of their first set."<br />— Mike (BansheeUK), Joe Bonamassa Forum<br /><br />www.lewishamiltonmusic.com