Erin Hamilton grew up as the daughter of the legendary comedienne Carol Burnett and television producer / jazz musician Joe Hamilton. Having attended all of the tapings of her mother’s show as a child, she was no stranger to the stage, and thus began her singing career at a very early age. She knew this was what she wanted to do. Being the youngest of 11 children, many of her siblings were also musicians, and Erin grew fond of all different music genres.

From her father’s tastes in Blues and Jazz to her brothers interests in Rock and Roll, Erin found herself combining the sounds all around her and played in Blues and Rock bands most of her teens and early twenties. It wasn’t until she heard Dreamweaver on the radio that she decided to do a “cover” of the song. Friend and producer Scott Anderson of Solar City came on board and quickly introduced her to the world of Dance music, and Masterbeat’s Brett Henrichsen. Really knowing nothing of what the “scene” was like, or anything about remixes and the club world, Hamilton dove in headfirst and loved it.

Shortly after Dreamweaver’s incredible success, Erin released her second cover, this time Cheap Trick’s hit The Flame.The Flame instantly became Hamilton’s greatest hit, and inspired her to record an entire dance album, titled One World. Full of original material, One World included her hit dance songs Dreamweaver and The Flame, along with music Erin wrote herself. Music from Hamilton’s One World album shot to the top of the charts in the late 90s, with Kiki Dee's I Got The Music In Me, Satisfied and The Temple, quickly making Erin a dance floor sensation.