
Mad Hatter Music Inc. was born from the desire to connect artists on a mission - to use their gifts for healing, mental wellness, and helping others to thrive !
We believe everyone deserves access to the healing benefits of music regardless of their circumstances.
Supporting safe creative spaces and community connection through our free concerts, music programs, and other initiatives, we strive to empower individuals to overcome challenges by cultivating resilience and strength, finding solace in a supportive community, and finding inspiration to thrive in their journey towards mental wellness.
Our Story
We have brought our collaborators and artists to multiple venues over the past few years and are excited to see our community grow.
Our intention is to continue uniting communities and artists that share our passion to create and use music for healing, mental wellness, and suicidal ideation abatement - as well as the resources and services accessible in the community.
Our mission is to build community awareness through music.
The annual Music Healing Many Festival, held at the end of summer, is one of our projects that brings together conscious artists to raise support and awareness surrounding mental health in our community. This is an all-ages FREE concert to raise awareness and share the joy and healing power of music.
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What We Do
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Album22.com was our first collaborative project born from the 2020 pandemic.
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In the summer of 2023, we launched a small tour - performing at Events and State Fairs from Utah - California.
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Our first annual Music Healing Many Festival happened in September of 2024 in Kalama, WA.
Music has a global reach and is a universal language.
Mad Hatter Music is actively working locally to harness that energy through:
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building community
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supporting wellness
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helping individuals thrive
We work with the National Alliance for Mental Health and other organizations to help our community connect with resources to support themselves and others with their wellness journeys.
Together, we can fight the stigma and change the language around suicidal ideation.