Timothy D. Hecker, born in 1974 in Vancouver, Canada, is a Canadian ambient musician and composer. Beginning his career under the moniker Jetone, he released two electronic albums before concluding the project in 2001. That same year, he issued his debut solo album, Haunt Me, Haunt Me Do It Again, through Substractif. After moving to Montreal in 1998 to attend Concordia University, Hecker joined the label Kranky in 2006, releasing Harmony in Ultraviolet and later An Imaginary Country (2009). His 2011 album Ravedeath, 1972 was recorded in the Fríkirkja church in Reykjavík with Ben Frost. In 2012, he collaborated with Daniel Lopatin on Instrumental Tourist. Hecker released Love Streams through 4AD in 2016, featuring vocal arrangements by Jóhann Jóhannsson, before issuing Konoyo (2018) and Anoyo (2019) on Kranky. He also composed scores for screen productions including The Free World (2016), The North Water (2021), and Infinity Pool (2023).
