Wesley Grant is a San Francisco, Bay Area based Sound Artist and Audio Professional working across recording, production, performance, and immersive sound. With a lifelong fascination with the transformative power of sound, his practice moves fluidly between the technical and the experiential. He holds an undergraduate degree in Music Composition and Sound Design, along with certification in Sound Healing, and has spent over a decade working across music, film, live audio, and immersive experiences. From crafting intimate soundscapes for deep listening to recording and mixing live performances, Wesley approaches sound as both a technical discipline and an expressive art form. He also works as a Production Sound Mixer for Film/TV, bringing the same combination of technical precision, musical sensibility, and intuitive listening to the set.
At the heart of this work is Holistic Hertz, an exploration of the relationship between intention and frequency, and the ways sound can shape how we experience ourselves and the world around us. Think of a radio: countless frequencies exist in the same space, yet we only hear the signal we tune into. In much the same way, our attention and intention influence what we transmit, what we receive, and what we become attuned to. We are both transmitters and receivers, constantly exchanging information with the world around us. Sound offers a tangible way to explore this relationship. Through music, vibration, voice, rhythm, silence, and resonance, Holistic Hertz approaches sound as a whole, not simply as something we hear, but as a medium through which we connect, communicate, create, and experience.
During his spare time, Wesley finds inspiration in cycling, hiking, live music, stand-up comedy, vegan food, and dirty chai lattes. Naturally curious, he is drawn to experiences that bring people together, spark conversation, or offer a different way of seeing the world. Whether collaborating in the studio, sharing a listening experience, catching a show, or exploring somewhere new, Wesley brings an open, grounded, and genuinely human approach to the people and communities around him. For him, sound is ultimately about connection: to ourselves, to one another, and to the world around us.