Daniel Lalor
Campaign Founder and Director

Daniel Lalor founded the MTME Campaign in 2010 after developing tinnitus (ringing in ears) from over-exposure to loud music.  He saw that there was a desperate need to increase awareness on how hearing damage can occur from loud music and to offer tips and information on how to safely enjoy music now and into the future.  Daniel believes that without this information and increased awareness, the issue of leisure noise induced hearing loss will soon be the main health problem of Generation Y and younger.

Ben Dalby
Campaign Manager

Ben is a serious advocate of hearing protection. Being a musician, and an avid gig-goer his focus is on keeping his - and now others' - ears fit and healthy to continue to enjoy music safely. Read Ben's story.

Nick Parkyn
Campaign Consultant, Attune

Nick is audiologist and clinic owner of Attune's Ipswich clinic, where Daniel made first contact in regards to musician's earplugs and a hearing test. He developed tinnitus as a live music patron and rock musician, which lead him to the hearing health care industry and eventually to the MTME campaign as a technical campaign consultant. During his Master of Clinical Audiology, Nick completed a thesis on noise exposure and hearing loss in amplified musicians, knowledge he draws upon to support the campaign.

Al Hills
Website Developer, Hills Creative

Al is responsible for the awesome Music To My Ears Campaign website, Facebook and YouTube pages.  His business 'Hills Creative' is available for web design and all other things web related so check them out. 

George Lam
Motion/Graphic Designer, George Lam Design

George contributes to graphics that the Music To My Ears Campaign requires, from pamphlets to cards, video to e-flyers. A musician in his free time, George is an advocate of hearing protection and is passionate about educating the new generation about the dangers of loud music and permanent hearing damage.