OUR PURPOSE

Sounds of the Ocean is an invitation to journey within yourself

while traveling through the underwater world.

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We connect human beings with the natural environment,

through sound, music, visual art, dance, and poetry.​

We host live events and produce immersive content to support

your mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual wellbeing.

WHY OCEANS? WHY SOUND?

Oceans contain between 50% - 80% of all life on Earth.

Our goal is to raise awareness and understanding

around the critical issues facing the health of our oceans

while supporting people to live healthy lives.

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Our promise is to hold space for you to slow down

and practice mindfulness, with the intention to inspire

meaningful action to protect the sea.

CONSERVATION PARTNERS

We are an official UN Ocean Decade Activity and have held side-event at United Nations Climate Conferences

THE EXPERIENCE

We will guide you to a depth of 3000 feet beneath the ocean's surface listening to recordings of ocean life from the deep waters of Monterey Bay Canyon just off the shores of Northern California.

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We combine these sounds with live instruments including clarinet, handpan, saxophone, piano, cello, crystal & Tibetan bowls, and ambient percussion to guide you through a relaxing musical journey. 

The experience integrates high-resolution footage of whales and dolphins, original visual art and a live dance performance to fully transport you to the

underwater world and welcome you back on land.

PRESS

PBS Arizona - Cronkite News

"Wow! I've got goosebumps man!
Who knew there was that much sound underwater?
I feel better for having met you."

- Rosemary Chalmers, KSCO Radio Host

Published Articles
CultMtl.com - Sounds of the Ocean submerges audiences in an underwater concert
Waste360.com - Virtual Underwater Journey Reveals the Ocean’s Beauty and Decline
Stillwater News Press - Recording artist inspired by World Oceans Day
Authority Magazine - Social Impact Heroes Helping Our Planet
Inside Climate News - Warming Trends & 'Sounds of the Ocean'
Green.org - Nature & art converge in 'Sounds of the Ocean'