As part of his overall creative vision, InterPow owner Mike Hetman is a seasoned musician whose work spans indie rock, atmospheric electronic music, and documentary soundtracks.
Having performed with or alongside bands including Kite Operations, Bon Temps Brass Band, Elastic Pyramid, and Pico DaDa, Mike draws upon a diverse musical background that helps shape The Mighty Alrighty's genre-fluid sound and original electronic compositions.
Necessary Disaster is the 2026 album by The Mighty Alrighty, an indie rock collaboration between Andy Napolitano, Al Semler, and Mike Hetman. Produced collaboratively by the band, the 14-track album blends alternative rock, indie folk, hard rock, and punk influences into a cohesive collection of catchy songs. In addition to contributing drums, bass, banjo, percussion, and backing vocals, Mike also designed the album's artwork and visual identity.
The album continues the creative partnership established with the band's 2019 EP Once Then Ifs. Read about the making of Necessary Disaster, the band's history, and the creative process behind the music and artwork, or listen to the album on Spotify and Bandcamp.
As a composer, InterPow's Mike Hetman creates electronic music inspired by tangible and tactile experiences and emotions, including discovery, love, loss, and healing. Owl is a curated collection of songs that explores these themes through atmospheric electronic and dark ambient compositions. A central influence throughout the collection is the loss of a loved one, symbolized by the owl itself. However, with largely ambiguous track names and instrumentation, listeners are encouraged to find their own meaning in the music and connect it to their own experiences. These songs may be licensed for a variety of media, or original compositions may be commissioned by request.
The soundtrack for Iron Miners was created to capture the feelings Mike Hetman experienced while exploring isolated underground environments where miners once toiled, but which today stand largely abandoned and forgotten. Though the songs were initially played automatically as visitors to IronMiners.com navigated the dark corridors of New Jersey and New York's vast mine tunnels from the safety of their desktops and armchairs, they now stand as a reflection of Mike Hetman's firsthand experiences underground. Blending melody, ambience, and mystique, the songs seek to evoke the history, isolation, and sense of discovery found within these hidden places. Selections from the soundtrack were even featured in the pilot episode of America Underground.
If you are looking to commission music from Mike Hetman, license existing music, or even book a live performance, we invite you to get in touch.