Mike Hammer is an alias at Time Records used by several male vocalists.
Singles[]
| Year | Cat.
No. |
Title | Album | Vocalist |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1988 | TRD 1087 | Divine | Super Eurobeat Vol. 1 | Mauro Farina |
| 1990 | TRD 1137 | Hey Man | Eurobeat Fantasy Vol. 11 | Giancarlo Pasquini |
| TRD 1161 | Hot Love | Best Disco Vol. 10 | Fernando Bonini | |
| 1992 | TRD 1203 | Shock Me | Super Eurobeat Vol. 7 (1994 Rerelease) | |
| TRD 1223 | Heartbreaker | Super Eurobeat Vol. 23 Extended Version | ||
| TRD 1244 | Supersonic Love | Super Eurobeat Vol. 27 Extended Version | ||
| 1993 | TRD 1269 | Catch Me | Maharaja Night - Hi-NRG Revolution Vol. 4 | |
| TRD 1298 | Runaway | Super Eurobeat Vol. 34 Extended Version | ||
| TRD 1315 | Starfighter | Super Eurobeat Vol. 37 Extended Version | Claudio Magnani | |
| TRD 1331 | Dancing (Crazy) Is No Crime | Super Eurobeat Vol. 39 Extended Version | Fernando Bonini | |
| 1994 | TRD 1408 | Big Mouth | Maharaja Night - Hi-NRG Revolution Vol. 12 | |
| 1995 | TRD 1469 | Blade Runner | Super Eurobeat Vol. 58 Extended Version | |
| 1996 | TRD 1565 | Big Hole Black Hole | Maharaja Night - Hi-NRG Revolution Vol. 21 |
Trivia[]
- According to Laurent Gelmetti, the alias come from the fictional character "Mike Hammer" form the book/movie I, the Jury[1].