ABOUT

Matt has complete faith in his intuition, a builder’s mindset, and uncanny timing. Together these qualities have yielded a very different life path.

In the 1980s, as an underage goth kid in New York, he slipped into iconic clubs like Building, The Ritz and Limelight, learning firsthand how subcultures thrive when they find their tribe. At Bentley University, Matt founded the Student Union, spun records as a radio DJ, and debated Oxford, setting the stage for his career by making his own rules: while at UMass, when he discovered he could not get a seat in the the only available Super 8 film class, he launched a film festival instead, hosting the event and handing out awards to the winners. Later he applied to a prestigious visual arts school with a written portfolio. He was accepted.

From slam poetry in Boston to singing light opera, to metal sculpture, to survival training, Matt’s creative path has been anything but linear. His visual media career began at the dawn of the AVID era and quickly accelerated—his debut short film, FIND, was nominated for Oscar competition at the Austin Film Festival. Over the years, Matt has done it all: interviewing Celine Dion while living at the Mirage in Las Vegas, navigating the chaos of working with Lindsay Lohan at the Chateau Marmont, producing, directing and scoring Indie film projects that led to 30 global festival appearances and delivering award-winning branding for Sony Pictures Television, where his creative content reached over 75 million viewers by the time he departed to join a global subculture of outsiders exploring the world’s oldest healing modalities.

As a musician, Matt has toured across the U.S. and Canada, fronting the rowdy blues duo The Black Currents. He performed alongside his hero Peter Murphy when the goth king presented the Bauhaus catalog for the first time in decades. As an acoustic artist, he was featured on Avril Benoit’s CBC Radio show Here And Now.

Matt is the creator and host of The Divine Field, a travel series that follows rebels and seekers to the farthest corners of the globe in pursuit of ancient wisdom. He believes that if we awaken people to the divine intelligence within them, we can ignite a collective shift capable of reshaping the world. A spiritual explorer for over 20 years, Matt has traveled the globe, immersing himself in ceremonies, visiting sacred sites, studying at the world-renowned Arthur Findlay College of Psychic Arts, and engaging with spiritual leaders across cultures—all in pursuit of deeper insight into the nature of consciousness and communication.

Matt has an infectious, kinetic spirit and thrives in motion. Wherever there are motorcycles, guitars, and fellow adventurers, Matt is probably at the center of the action—chasing the next adventure with curiosity, creativity, and an unyielding belief that life is meant to be experienced at full volume.