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Epic Hook is the recording name used by British songwriter and producer AJ Seagate. The project has released music across several styles, including rock, electronic music, pop and cinematic music. MusicBrainz lists AJ Seagate as an alias associated with Epic Hook.

Career

Epic Hook's recorded work goes back to the 2010s. A release titled Broken Hearts, credited to Epic Hook and Ofon Ekanem, is listed by MusicBrainz with a release date of 12 June 2013.

The project continued to release music under the Epic Hook name, with later recordings appearing on major music streaming services.

Music

Epic Hook's music covers a range of styles rather than following one particular genre. The catalogue includes rock and electronic releases alongside songs with cinematic and pop influences.

One of the project's releases is Sonic Islands, which appeared in 2024. The release includes tracks named after characters from the Sonic the Hedgehog series, including "Amy Rose", "Blaze the Cat", "Doctor Eggman", "Knuckles", "Rouge the Bat" and "Shadow the Hedgehog". The release is credited to AJ Seagate in streaming metadata.

Further Sonic Islands material was released in 2025, with additional tracks based around characters from the series.

In August 2025, Epic Hook released Eat My Ass. Apple Music lists AJ Seagate in the copyright information for the release.

The Powder Plot

In 2026, Epic Hook released music based around the 1605 Gunpowder Plot. The project included The Powder Plot Saga, a collection of songs covering people and events associated with the plot.

The album includes songs such as "Guy Fawkes Day", "King James", "Gunpowder", "Fire Beneath the Crown", "The Anonymous Letter", "Fifth of November", "Tower of London", "Final Stand" and "Judgement Day".

A later expanded release, The Powder Plot Complete Saga, included 19 tracks. Qobuz credits Epic Hook as the main artist and AJ Seagate as lyricist and composer.

Discography

Albums and larger releases

Sonic Islands (2024)
Sonic Islands (2025)
The Powder Plot Saga (2026)
The Powder Plot Complete Saga (2026)

Other releases

Broken Hearts — with Ofon Ekanem (2013)
Eat My Ass (2025)

Collaborations

Epic Hook has worked with other artists, including Ofon Ekanem. Their collaboration Broken Hearts is listed in the MusicBrainz database.

References

MusicBrainz — Epic Hook
MusicBrainz — AJ Seagate
MusicBrainz — Broken Hearts
Audiomack — Epic Hook
Spotify — Sonic Islands
Apple Music — Eat My Ass
Audiomack — The Powder Plot Saga
Spotify — The Powder Plot Complete Saga
Qobuz — The Powder Plot Complete Saga