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Matt the Electrician, born Matt Sever, is a guiding voice in indie folk and neo-folk, weaving autobiographical storytelling into intimate live performances. Based in Austin, Texas, MtE’s work traverses years of thoughtful songwriting, from early releases to the acclaimed album The Ocean Knocked Me Down (released February 2, 2024, self-released). With a career spanning 1999 through 2024, MtE’s discography captures the evolution of a songwriter who can turn everyday moments into resonant anthems. This artist page brings together his bio, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information so you can secure your seats with ease.

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Join Matt the Electrician on tour as he brings his heartfelt stories to stages across the country. For fans in the Midwest and beyond, notable 2025 stops include The Ark in Ann Arbor (July 2), SPACE Evanston in Evanston (July 1), and Zen Arcade in Minneapolis (June 26). Follow official updates through his website and social channels for the latest news, then grab your tickets—we’ve got you covered with reliable help and a straightforward purchase path.

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Quick Facts About Matt The Electrician

  • Real name: Matt Sever; stage name: Matt the Electrician (MtE).
  • Based in Austin, Texas; music widely categorized as indie folk/folk‑pop/neo‑folk with autobiographical storytelling.
  • Latest album: The Ocean Knocked Me Down (released Feb 2, 2024; self‑released).
  • Significant 2025 tour stops include The Ark (Ann Arbor, MI) on July 2, SPACE Evanston (Evanston, IL) on July 1, and Zen Arcade in Minneapolis (June 26, 2025).
  • Formal discography (albums) spans 1999–2024, including Baseball Song, Long Way Home, Made for Working, The Doubles, We Imagined An Ending, Accidental Thief, Animal Boy, It’s a Beacon It’s a Bell, Matt the Electrician Is Alive, and more.
  • Social presence: official site (matttheelectrician.com) and Bandcamp pages for releases; active on Twitter (mattthee) and linked social accounts via Bandcamp.

The records

Matt The Electrician Discography

  • The Ocean Knocked Me Down
    2024 · Self-released
  • We Imagined An Ending
    2021 · Self-released
  • The Doubles
    2017 · Self-released
  • Accidental Thief
    2011 · Self-released
  • Matt the Electrician Is Alive
    2010 · Self-released
  • Animal Boy
    2009 · Self-released
  • It's a Beacon It's a Bell
    2007 · South Central Music / self-released
  • Playing Live at Café Mundi
    2007 · Self-released
  • One Thing Right
    2006 · Self-released
  • Long Way Home
    2004 · South Central Music
  • Made for Working
    2003 · Nice Guy / South Central Music
  • Home
    1999 · Chez Dre
  • Baseball Song
    1999 · Chez Dre

The hits

Top Matt The Electrician Songs

  • Human Echo
    2024 · N/A
  • Do You Believe in Love/Walking on a Thin Line
    2023 · N/A
  • Home Again
    2021 · N/A
  • Night Owls
    2021 · N/A
  • Anniversary
    2020 · N/A
  • Thank You
    2019 · N/A
  • Big Changes
    2021 · N/A
  • Night Owls
    2021 · N/A

Join Matt the Electrician on tour as he brings his heartfelt stories to stages across the country. For fans in the Midwest and beyond, notable 2025 stops include The Ark in Ann Arbor (July 2), SPACE Evanston in Evanston (July 1), and Zen Arcade in Minneapolis (June 26). Follow official updates through his website and social channels for the latest news, then grab your tickets—we’ve got you covered with reliable help and a straightforward purchase path.

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