Welcome to Peter Hanmer’s official website After being involved in the music business for the past 30 years, Peter has finally released his first solo album called Revelation. He has recorded numerous other albums with the bands Off the Edge  and Clint & Co. Revelation is an instrumental guitar based album featuring original material written by Peter over the past few years. Production began in November 2008 and was completed in June 2010. “I had a great time making this cd but couldn’t have done it without the contribution of three fantastic musicians. Mirko Kesic (drums), Mike Dorea (bass) and Dave Sharp (Hammond organ). Thank you for all you have done. It was an absolute pleasure working with such incredible talent.” Peter is currently the guitarist for Clint & Co but when he’s not playing with the band, he composes, records and produces music. He owns a recording studio in Johannesburg called Foxglove Studios. Here he records and produces music for himself as well as for other artists. He is also involved in session work and his guitar playing can also be heard on other artists’ albums. Home Biography Gear Albums Gallery Contact Links Foxglove Studios Clint & Co Off the Edge Facebook Get Peter’s music Live gigs News 7 January 2011 Pre production has begun on Peter’s next album. The as yet untitled album will have Dave Sharp on keyboards, Mike Dorea on bass and Larry Rose on drums.  The plan is also to shoot as much video footage as possible during the recordings. 8 September 2010 Review from: Bruce Dennill at CHOOSE YOUR OWN MOOD PETER HANMER – REVELATION (FOXGLOVE) “Peter Hanmer is a quietly spoke type who lets his guitar do the talking – and singing, for that matter (this collection is entirely instrumental). Such projects often appeal more to other musicians than they do to the masses who, not unreasonably, struggle to identify with purely musical musings. It’s perhaps not possible to discern, in broad terms, whether Hanmer was happy or sad when he wrote each piece, but without lyrics to give definitive hints to his inspirations, each composition is as much a soundtrack to how the listener is feeling at the time as it was to Hanmer when he wrote it. Off the Record has one of the album’s more accessible riffs. The Jagged Line, featuring a great organ break from Dave Sharp, is another standout, underlining the fact that plenty of classic rock has been listened to prior to the laying down of these tracks. The last four tracks are all chapters in what is in fact one long composition titled From the Depths, with the steps, called The Awakening, The Realisation, The Journey and The Destination giving more clues into their writer’s mindset.”