Creating Healing Music & Uniting Cultures
Two-Time Grammy Winner | Stanford Neuroscience-Backed | 100M+ People Reached
100M+
People Reached
2x
Grammy Winner
26+
Countries
50+
Hospital Healing Rooms
Sweet Sleep Meditations
Developed in partnership with Stanford University Neuroscience and validated through EMOTIV brain scanner user trials, Sweet Sleep Meditations is a scientifically designed album that reduces stress and improves sleep quality. Recorded in 1-BIT DSD (the highest digital fidelity available), the album delivers a transformational listening experience unlike anything else in the genre.
Was shortlisted in Grammy consideration for 2026 Best New Age, Ambient or Chant Album.
Areas of Impact
Disaster Recovery
Founded in response to the 2011 Sendai earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster in Japan. Music as a vehicle for healing trauma victims worldwide.
Hospital Healing Rooms
Over 50 pandemic recovery installations in hospitals, combining immersive soundscapes with biometric sensors to reduce patient stress and accelerate healing.
Neuroscience Research
Partnered with Stanford University to develop scientifically validated soundscapes using EMOTIV brain scanner technology for measurable wellness outcomes.
Cross-Cultural Music
Fusing classical, jazz and electronic music with global traditions across 26+ countries, bridging cultures through the universal language of sound.
Education & Scholarships
The TEKTONIK Scholarship supports social entrepreneurs at the crossroads of technology and social impact, nurturing the next generation of creative changemakers.
Trusted By World-Class Partners
Save the Children • United Nations • World Economic Forum Davos • Stanford University • Yao Foundation • Li Ka Shing Foundation • FWD Life Insurance • Alibaba Xin Philanthropy • WomanKind
Our Origin Story
In 2011, the Sendai earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster devastated Japan. Dana Leong’s mother’s home region was decimated. In response, Dana founded TEKTONIK as an artist collective using music as a healing vehicle for disaster and trauma victims worldwide. What began as benefit concerts evolved into neuroscience-backed soundscapes, immersive hospital installations and partnerships with the United Nations, World Economic Forum and Stanford University, reaching over 100 million people globally.
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