Matthew Lien, a Yukon-based, American-born composer and recording artist, is renowned for his emotive musical tapestry that weaves the sounds of different cultures and the natural world. Having carved out a niche in world music, he found fame initially in Taiwan and later across Asia, endowing his albums with a sense of environmental consciousness and a deep respect for indigenous cultures.

Lien's career blossomed in the 1990s with "Bleeding Wolves," an album that brought attention to the plight of wolves and the environment—an ethos that has continued to define his work. Over the years, Matthew has explored various themes, such as the intimate connection between people and the Earth, as reflected in his album "Headwaters: Music of the Peel River Watershed." A prolific artist, his more recent work such as "The Romantic Route 3 - Hakka Music Map of Matthew Lien," "Christmas Time In Taipei," and "Because of Love," showcase his continuous journey of musical exploration, invoking a sense of place, emotion, and storytelling through his compositions. With "Where Does Love Go" and "靜。晨曦," Lien demonstrates his versatility and commitment to crossing cultural divides, blending his Western background with Eastern influences to create a unique and harmonious sound.