Teddy Hunter is a Cardiff-based audio-visual artist and electronic musician whose work sits at the intersection of alternative music, sonic arts, and immersive installation. Her practice is rooted in an exploration of the natural world and our place within it, using sound, image and technology to weave experiences that are as contemplative as they are captivating.

At the heart of Teddy’s music is a sensitivity to atmosphere and detail. Her ambient electronic songwriting is distinguished by dream-like loops, gradual builds, and glistening synth melodies that evolve organically over time. Layered vocals, both intimate and expansive, add a distinctly human quality to her compositions, inviting listeners into a space that feels simultaneously personal and otherworldly.

A keen sonic experimenter, Teddy draws inspiration from field recordings and spatial sound design, often incorporating textures captured in the environment into her compositions. These are entwined with visuals and installation work, resulting in performances and exhibitions that are as much about space and ecology as they are about music. Her immersive live sets unfold slowly and deliberately, creating environments where audiences can lose themselves in shifting strata of sound, light and feeling.

Beyond performance, Teddy’s practice extends into interdisciplinary collaborations and site-specific projects. She has created soundscapes that respond directly to landscapes and habitats, blurring the boundaries between composition and environmental listening. By placing ecological awareness at the centre of her work, she encourages deeper reflection on the connections and tensions between human experience and the natural world.

With releases on Cardiff’s Bubblewrap Collective and performances across Wales and further afield, Teddy has established herself as a vital voice in the growing field of eco-focused sound art and ambient electronic music. Her projects continue to expand in scope, from intimate headphone experiences to large-scale installations, always grounded in her belief that sound and art can foster new ways of listening to—and engaging with—the world around us.