Harrison is a devoted advocate for contemporary storytelling through music and sound design.
Dedicated to deepening the immersive power of storytelling through music and sonic experiences, Harrison harnesses the richness of real-world narratives and transmutes them into visceral sensory experiences. Combining a background in classical music, sound design and collaborative content creation, his creatively analytical mindset amplifies the possibilities of his work.
Often described as ‘dreamlike’ musical spaces, Harrison’s compositions offer a nurturing space for deep listening, sonic meditation, contemplation and purposeful immersion. His approach opens a portal to another plane mirroring our own, encouraging listeners to confront worldly challenges from an empowered perspective.
His latest offering, Fields of Viridian, oozes with the essence of fantasy, exploring the mystical ephemera of nature’s flora and fauna.
Recent endeavors…
Requiem: Life Between Death and Rebirth
Senior Capstone Project (2023)
A recipient of the Eugene Lang Academic Opportunity Awards, Requiem: Life Between Death and Rebirth is a multidimensional suite of orchestral movements, grounded in research on life, death, mysticism, the planetary spheres.
Shuman Public Relations
Digital Media & Publicity
Fall 2023 - Present
At SPR, Harrison coordinates public relations for a distinguished roster of classical musicians, composers, opera singers and performing arts organizations. His role with the team focuses primarily on coordinating digital media for publicity, maintaining collegial relationships with clients and supporting administrative efforts for the diverse array of projects brought to us.
Cleveland Museum of Natural History (with Gallagher Design)
Sound Designer and Mixing Engineer
Opened December 13, 2024
In collaboration with Gallagher Design for the Cleveland Museum of Natural History’s newly renovated Larry Sears and Sally Zlotnick Sears Dynamic Earth Wing, Harrison was the sound designer for “We Are Stardust”, an interactive learning experience about the life cycle of stars, and Notes From the Field, a set of seven short films explaining central themes of the museum.
Fields of Viridian
EP, July 2024
Inspired heavily by heroic themes found in video game soundtracks and ambiance, this EP offers a portfolio piece that oozes the essence of fantasy and the mystical ephemera of nature's flora and fauna.