Matt Macleod

Matt Macleod has a range of tracks that resonate with many listeners. "Iris - Cinematic Version" stands out with its emotional pull, drawing in fans with its poignant melody. Another notable track is "How to Train Your Dragon - Epic Trailer Version," which captures a sense of adventure and excitement, making it popular among those who appreciate cinematic music.

Other tracks like "Marching On," "Self-Control," and "Break Every Chain - Epic Trailer Version" add to his diverse offerings. Songs such as "Patience," "Joy," "Faithfulness," and "Peace" showcase different themes, appealing to various tastes. The blend of styles across these tracks reflects Matt's versatility and ability to connect with listeners on multiple levels.

Matt Macleod recently released his album, "Fruitful (2025)," which showcases a blend of rock and alternative rock sounds. The album features a range of tracks that explore different themes, appealing to a variety of listeners.

Among the latest singles, “Iris (Cinematic Version)” stands out with its atmospheric quality, while “Break Every Chain (Epic Trailer Version)” offers a powerful, driving rhythm. “Marching On” delivers an energetic vibe that encourages resilience, and “LION (Epic Trailer Version)” features a bold sound that resonates with determination. Each single contributes to the overall narrative of the album, reflecting Macleod's growth as an artist and his ability to connect with the audience through music.

Matt Macleod has engaged in several notable collaborations that highlight his versatility. One such track is "Iris - Cinematic Version," featuring Jay Putty. This version brings a fresh perspective to the classic, merging Macleod’s style with Putty’s engaging flair.

Another significant collaboration is "Patience" with Dillon Chase, where both artists weave their musical strengths together to create an introspective piece. In "Break Every Chain - Epic Trailer Version," Macleod collaborates with J J ARV and Daniel Dorman, producing a powerful anthem that resonates with themes of resilience.

Additionally, "Self-Control" features Thrones, showcasing a more experimental side. "Marching On," with Michael McQuaid, rounds out these collaborations, providing a stirring message of perseverance. Each of these tracks reflects different dimensions of Macleod's artistry while benefiting from the unique contributions of his collaborators.