Greg Haines is a prominent contemporary composer and musician whose work broadly spans the realms of ambient, modern classical, and experimental music. With a distinct focus on the emotive potential of sound, Haines has carved out a niche for himself within the post-classical genre, resonating deeply with enthusiasts who favor textured, thoughtful compositions. Born in the UK, but having spent a significant portion of his life in various European cities, his global experiences deeply influence the eclecticism and openness found in his musical storytelling.

Throughout his growing discography, beginning with his deeply immersive debut "Slumber Tides" in 2006, Haines has constantly evolved his sound, demonstrating an unrelenting passion for sonic exploration. A hallmark of his music is the seamless integration of electronic and acoustic elements, as heard in his acclaimed works "Until the Point of Hushed Support" and "Where We Were." His more recent endeavors such as "Digressions" and the collaborative project "The Alvaret Ensemble" showcase a maturity in composition, arranging complex textures that are both expansive and intimate. Haines is known for this duality—architecting vast auditory landscapes while maintaining a profound personal connection with his audience, making each of his works, like "Moments Eluding," a reflective and captivating auditory journey.