Matthew Hiram is an interdisciplinary artist and composer, known for his innovative approach to eco-acoustic music. His work explores the deep connection between Nature and the human experience, using sound to evoke the fragility of ecosystems and our complex relationship with the environment.

Through a blend of ambient music, environmental soundscapes, and ecological advocacy, Hiram creates immersive sonic experiences that both celebrate the beauty of the natural world and reflect on the urgent need for environmental preservation.

Drawing from a foundation of improvisation, experimental composition, and acoustic ecology, Hiram’s projects incorporate site-specific recordings from iconic natural locations such as Joshua Tree National Park and the Mississippi River. These works not only capture the essence of Nature but also offer meditative reflections on the human spirit and our collective responsibility to protect the Earth.

A recognized figure in eco-acoustic innovation, Hiram is a certified MN Water Steward and collaborates with organizations like Art for Water to merge scientific research with artistic expression. His collaborations inspire public awareness and environmental action, positioning him as a leading voice in the intersection of sound art and ecological activism.

“Hiram’s creations underline the fact that open space and the realm of Mother Nature not only conquer all, but hold the key to inner peace.” — Sun 13

With a meticulous attention to sonic detail, Hiram's discography continues to explore ecological themes, weaving personal narrative with innovative sound design. His upcoming album, Green Green Earth, set for release in early 2025, marks the next chapter in his exploration of Nature’s influence on human consciousness.

For more information or to inquire about collaborations and bookings, please contact: info@MatthewHiram.com