Beymer is the organic ambient project of Toronto-based artist Daniel Field, whose work delicately bridges the natural and the personal. Through immersive, nature-infused ambient compositions, Field creates a sonic landscape that feels both grounded and transcendent—blending soft harmonic layers with field recordings captured across Canada. The result is a sound that invites deep listening: intimate, contemplative, and resonant with emotional undercurrents.
A unique feature of Beymer’s music is the subtle integration of Yiddish language elements—used not as a spoken language but as a symbolic thread connecting Field to his ancestral roots. This cultural gesture deepens the emotional fabric of his work, giving each track an added layer of meaning that is both personal and timeless.
Field’s creative tools include software synthesizers like Arturia Pigments and Native Instruments’ suite, paired with a Zoom H4N recorder to capture organic, real-world textures. Inspired by artists such as Max Richter, Stars of the Lid, and the broader neoclassical ambient tradition, Field leans into imperfection, allowing environmental noise and human touch to infuse his music with warmth and authenticity.
While many ambient artists focus on pure atmosphere, Beymer’s work stands out for its narrative subtlety and personal signature. Each release feels like a quiet journal entry rendered in sound. The project exists alongside Field’s more established alias, Kilometre Club—under which he’s amassed over 10 million streams and founded the acclaimed label Imaginary North. As Beymer, Field turns inward, crafting music that prioritises introspection, restoration, and connection with the natural world.
As of May 2025, Beymer reaches over 433,000 annual listeners on Spotify, with over 2.2 million streams in the past year. His music has been embraced by audiences seeking ambient music with nature sounds, appearing in curated playlists that highlight calming, slow-listening experiences.
Beymer is proudly signed to Signal Alchemy, a Canadian label dedicated to championing organic ambient artists whose work combines environmental textures, meditative tones, and a deep sense of place. In a genre defined by subtlety, Beymer is quietly carving out a distinct voice—one rooted in land, memory, and the quiet resonance of things felt more than spoken.
