Tom Rossi is a composer, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, music producer, and Music Healing artist with over 25 years of experience. His music blends tones, beats, and harmonies from around the world—Africa, Asia, the Middle East, South America, and the Caribbean. Known for his soulful voice and fluid musicality, Tom creates transformative experiences that combine his musical talent with healing practices.

He’s worked with artists like Ziggy Marley, Lisa Loeb, and Elizabeth Mitchell, and has written, composed, and produced for clients including BMW, GoPro, WildAid, and Centered.App.

As a healing arts practitioner and spiritual counselor, Tom spent 15 years playing therapeutic music for hospice patients. Ordained through the IM School of Healing Arts, his expertise in emotional processing, meditation, and personal growth allows him to guide others toward peace, clarity, and transformation, helping them reach their highest potential for well-being and fulfillment.

Tom Rossi’s music healing uses soulful vocals and rhythmic melodies for stress relief and emotional healing. Sessions combine music therapy, counseling, and energy work for transformation.

HOSPICE WORK

For 15 years, Tom Rossi dedicated his musical gifts to playing for terminally ill patients in hospice care in Brooklyn, NY, offering peace and comfort to those facing the end of life. His deep compassion and soulful music brought solace to countless individuals during their final days.

Tom's journey into music as healing began during his own recovery from surgery to remove a life-threatening blood clot. While healing, he taught himself the kalimba, a South African thumb piano, using music to ease his pain and stress. This experience led him to study for six years at the IM School of Healing Arts in Manhattan, where he developed his ability to channel healing through music. Tom’s global travels broadened his musical perspective, enabling him to weave diverse influences into the compassionate and healing work that defines his career.

"I sing softly and play either the kora, kalimba or guitar. The music is not performance, but creating an atmosphere for the patient and family to relax, savor the passing moments or to bring new energy into what can easily become a dark place. The patients and families remind me of how precious life is, how important it is to keep growing towards fulfillment and to enjoy, and how something so simple and sincere can touch so deeply." 

Tom's efforts have helped literally hundreds of families, prompting many of them to write poignant, moving letters of gratitude...  

"Thank you again for being such a warm, shining light – showering others with the peace that is so obviously within your heart and soul. You will always be in my heart, Tom, and I will never forget the gift you gave to my mom… and to me."  Joan

"It's been difficult to be with my Mom these days, but listening to your heavenly sounds puts a totally different perspective on things. I know that you will always be remembered in my heart as someone who was 'there' through these times."  Suzanne

"David loved the music. He said it relaxed him. He passed away today and he was listening to your music when he did. I feel that you led him peacefully toward his light, and I am forever grateful."  Beth