I write music with software instruments on Logic Pro, aiming for an acessible mixture of metal/rock with the Avant Garde.

I am an amateur music producer, with a preference for complexity and experimentation. I like basses, wonky time signatures, heavy distortion, and doing crazy stuff with vocals. 

My genres of choice are: 
EDM (dubstep, drum and bass, "house", etc.)
Metal/Rock (though less so lately)
Classical (well, fake classical, though I've always wanted to write a symphony)

I have been playing guitar for several years, have toured with my school's concert choir, and have a pretty solid grasp of music theory, rhythm, and melody (I always say that I have "almost perfect pitch"). I produce all of my music myself, using whatever free (and not-so-free) software I can get my hands on. As I am also managing a full-time job while doing so, production progress is slow. 

Outside of producing music, I also make a tutorial series called VoxFX, geared toward vocal recording and complex vocal-based sound design. You can find that on my YouTube channel, below.

Like my stuff? Feel free to get in contact with me. Like I said, I'm eager to do a collaboration of some kind.

Progressive American Thrash. 

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA

Ramona - Vocals
Matt - Guitar
Zach - Guitar
Greg - Bass
Steve - Drums

​Daniel Clive McCallum is an internationally awarded composer for film, advertisement, and concert music.
 
Born in Australia, Daniel grew up studying music from an early age. By the time he was 13, Daniel left normal high school to further his musical education at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. He graduated in 2007 and was awarded a full scholarship to study composition at the Royal Academy of Music in London.
 
In 2012, Daniel was hired straight out of University by Howard Shore to work on the feature film The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. At the end of 2012, Daniel moved to Los Angeles to work as a freelance composer & orchestrator. Two years later, Daniel married his wife Virginia Rockwell; both currently work in the film and media music industry.
 
Alongside film and concert music, Daniel has built relationships working with various Rock and Pop artists including; Imogeon Heap, Guy Chambers, Terraplane Sun, Richard Flack, and members of the band Bad Finger. Most recently, two separate film scores orchestrated by Daniel won best original score and best original song at the 2016 Goya Awards in Spain (known informally as “the Spanish Oscars”).
 
Daniel also recently completed the orchestration for the new 2016 Summer Olympic Games theme, recorded by the Queensland Symphony Orchestra in Australia. The theme will air worldwide on ESPN this August.

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