Earthbound beats. Composed by Keichi Suzuki and Hirokazu Tanaka

What's Your Name

This is the gameplay music for the game Sushi Meow, a small game project I worked on earlier this year.

SushiMeow Gameplay V1

This track was produced for a film scoring class assignment where we were instructed to compose and produce music for a high intensity battle scene in an action game. I attempted to make something in the style of the Metal Gear Solid series

Intense Battle

This was the first film scoring class assignment I completed. The instructions were to score the most recent Lionsgate Logo sequence.

Lionsgate Logo Fanfare

This was a film scoring class assignment where we were to score a recent IBM commercial, with the instructions to make it sound "Lo-Fi" (we were given a great deal of creative license to decide what that meant exactly).

IBM commercial jingle

This was a film scoring assignment where we were to score a short scene from a now defunct cartoon that I don't think I'm allowed to name. The scene started with one of the main characters singing a song that we then had to write music to accompany, which proved exceptionally challenging because the voiceover artist was neither in tune or in time. I opted to make a kind of hip-hop beat. After the song ends the score shifts to a more traditional cartoon score

Cartoon Score

This track was made for our final film scoring class assignment. It was scored to the opening of the crime thriller "Chasing Ghosts"

Chasing Ghosts Opening Credits Score

A chiptune, just for you! I was able to use some slightly more advanced famitracker techniques for this, but I think my skill still has a long way to go.

Wastecoat

Game boy chiptunes were entirely new to me up until recently, and this is my first recorded attempt at some LIVE MODE LSDJ grooves. Hope you like it. If it makes you want to dance or even head bob then I will be most pleased

Ammo

Frances Don't Funk

I'm a composer and chip music enthusiast from Edmonton AB.

Andrew Creswick

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