Tom Harris

Tom Harris uses improvisational electronic and ambient music to explore and expand the boundaries of identity. Through rhythm, harmony, frequency, and vibration, he crafts immersive sensory experiences, tenderly inviting listeners back into their primary instrument: the body. In his work, sound becomes a container, an illuminator, a regulator, and a revealer of possibilities.

Tom’s embrace of fusion extends into interdisciplinary practice, feeling most at home between boundaries. His collaborative sound installation Earth Bound, with architecture studio FTGU and musician Juliana Day, transforms reclaimed steel plates and springs into resonant instruments, channeling sound through material to bridge the ethereal and the physical. The work has been shown in contemporary art galleries, festivals, and public spaces.

Releasing work under the identity In Sonic Service, Tom presents deep electronic improvisations through live streams. His recent project, Music Is Medicine, invites audiences to explore how music can act as a container for processing and understanding emotional experience.