Tyler Wigginton (b.1989) is a musician and composer with wide-ranging musical passions.  A native of Denver, he is an avid singer of a cappella music and is internationally recognized for his skill in the field.  He has co-founded multiple critically acclaimed groups and has competed at the international level, ranking as high as 13th in the world at the Barbershop International Singing Contest.  He is a regularly sought clinician for all things a cappella, and has worked to contribute to a strong youth movement in Denver.  He also works regularly as a session singer in the Denver Metro Area, and conducts the Boulder Timberliners Barbershop Chorus.

Tyler’s greatest musical passion is composition. His music has been performed across Colorado, Great Britain, and Germany.  His works have been performed by notable new music ensembles such as The NotaBene Chamber group and the Playground Ensemble. In 2016 he placed 2nd in the Joseph Dorfman International Composition Competition and in the same year he was selected for the Max Dijulio award for Composition.  He has been a featured composer on several Colorado composer concerts and is a member of Pi Kappa Lambda.

Tyler completed his B.A in Music Composition from Metropolitan State University of Denver in 2017, and started a video game studio with a few passionate people in the Denver Metro Area so that he might pursue games further. He is currently pursuing his MA in Film Music from Berklee. When not musicking Tyler enjoys indulging in his love of fantasy novels, table-top role playing games, and Wikipedia binges.
Tyler’s greatest musical passion is composition. His music has been performed across Colorado, Great Britain, and Germany.  His works have been performed by notable new music ensembles such as The NotaBene Chamber group and the Playground Ensemble. In 2016 he placed 2nd in the Joseph Dorfman International Composition Competition and in the same year he was selected for the Max Dijulio award for Composition.  He has been a featured composer on several Colorado composer concerts and is a member of Pi Kappa Lambda, a co-chair in the Denver branch of the International Game Developers Association, and a supporter of CASA ( The Contemporary A cappella Singers Association).

Tyler completed his B.A in Music Composition from Metropolitan State University of Denver in 2017, and started a video game studio with a few passionate people in the Denver Metro Area so that he might pursue games further. When not musicking Tyler enjoys indulging in his love of fantasy novels, table-top role playing games, and Wikipedia binges.

Hi, I'm Justin. I'm a mixer, engineer, producer type guy.

This is a stupid account for stupid things that my stupid self makes sometimes, or stupid things other people make that I want to share. If you know the real me and you wanted to find my non-stupid things, it's on a different channel. Shhh. I'm not telling. #keepitstupid

GreyMatter is a music production, songwriting, and artist development team helping musicians, filmmakers, and companies worldwide expand their creative voice and build their brand through sound.

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Moby meets Wong Ka Kui with a healthy dose of groovy bass and drums.
Drummer, percussionist, bodhrán player.  Some keyboards, composing, music production

Jacob Porter is an obsessive creative. As a live electronic artist, producer, and DJ, he fuses house and techno foundations with progressive IDM sensibilities, crafting rhythms that move bodies and melodies that spark minds. Whether sculpting immersive soundscapes or unleashing pulsing, kinetic grooves, Jacob thrives in the chaos of live performance—his sets are fluid, hypnotic, and always a step ahead. With a deep love for intricate rhythms, vintage synth textures, and unexpected sonic twists, his music bridges the cerebral and the visceral, locking in dance floors while keeping listeners on their toes. Fresh off electrifying showcase sets at Knobcon 2024 in Chicago and Electronic Madness 2025 in Los Angeles, he’s primed to shake up Colorado’s underground electronic scene.

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