Singer-Songwriter / Musician / Worship leader/ Producer
MATTHEW HAWK

Matthew Hawk's album,
​OVERCOME
now available on all streaming sites.

Besides historical fiction novels and screenplays, Matthew Hawk is a  singer-songwriter and has decades of songwriting and performance experience. His songs have aired on radio, in television shows, and in feature films. He has shared the stage with Christian bands such as the Newsboys, Audio Adrenaline, Jennifer Knapp, Kristan Stanfill, and many others. He has appeared playing guitar and/or singing on films such as Pitch Perfect 3, The Change Up, What to Expect When You're Expecting, Boy Erased, Come Sunday, A Question of Faith, and the television shows, The Vampire Diaries, The Baker and the Beauty, and American Soul, with live performances on a variety of television programs such as AtlantaLive. Previously, he produced the Christian rock television show, Rock-It TV, airing on TBN's sister station, JCTV.

He was nominated for a Native American Music Award in 2018, and had a song selected on a benefit CD featuring Peter Frampton and 7Mary3.

Matthew releases his latest album, Overcome, Spring of 2019. The album mixes spiritual overtones with Southern Melodic Rock, Native American, Americana, and Country-Fried, Faith-Based sounds reminiscent of David Crowder, Johnny Cash, Keith Urban, Zach Williams, and Matchbox Twenty. With an organic blend of guitars, keys, percussion, mandolin, harmonica, and Native American flute, Hawk delivers original, melodic, spiritual truths to encourage and inspire others in a closer walk with God. Hawk plays all the instruments on his songs and produced the tracks himself.

Need a song? Want a songwriting session? I am available to co-write with you, to pitch original songs to you, or to provide or create songs for film and television. I am a BMI performing artist. 

Articles on Songwriting by Matthew Hawk:

Introduction to songwriting
Songwriting 101
Writing the Bridge to Freedom
Understanding Songwriting Structure
Creation as a Collaborative Gift
How to Defeat The Dreaded Monster We Call Writer's Block
The Power of Prosody
Songwriting: Learning by Listening to the Masters
The Business Side of Protecting Your Work
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