Up And Down The River

Music to fit a dark scene for a retro-styled video game.

Inanis Solus

Because there isn't enough repetitive piano house music out there.

More Piano

Never overpriced. Always classy. 


Work in progress.

White Commercial

Piece for a level in a game with a clock tower. Spoopy.

Clocktower

Music for recovering/saving a game in a hotel/hotel-like area.

Spending The Night

Remix/De-make of the Pokemon X and Y Kanto Legendary music made specifically for the Twitch Plays Pokemon - Crystal Anniversary ROM hack played live on Twitch!

The music needed to obey the limitations of the actual Game Boy hardware, hence only using three sound channels. I REALLY wish I could have had an extra channel for a few measures (I had to sacrifice the neat dueling lines of harmonized melody in the middle ARGH ).

Original song chunks © 2016 Pokémon/Nintendo
Raw MIDI data converted by pigdevil2010 for use in-engine.

Twitch Plays Pokemon - Crystal Anniversary Kanto Legendary Music

"Acid", "Ecstacy", "Pot", and "Speed" were composed for a class project in which me and a few classmates created a video game in Unity. The objective of this game was to collect drug packages and deliver them to various places on a map (think GTA), all the while being under the "effects" of the drug you were delivering. When composing these songs, I tried to keep in mind the stereotypical thoughts and feelings of each drug.


"Revv" and "Overdrive" were part of another Game Art class project. The idea of this project was to create assets for a video game (dealing only with your main focuses). These tracks were created for a "hypothetical" racing game, set in the future, and possibly run on a handheld gaming console. I tried to keep a faint bit of continuity between the two tracks (one a title theme and one a racing theme perhaps) by using some of the same instruments, effects, rhythms, and feelings.


"Factory", "Lobby 1", and "Lobby 2" are from the multi-player shooter game "Goo Girl", developed by my colleagues and I. The main character of the game is a robotic/alien/goo girl, and most of the game takes place inside of factories and facilities, which is what the track "Factory" represents. The other two tracks are two different versions of the Lobby music (where you choose servers to play on, character colors, and so on), which I gave the feel of "THAT annoying hi-passed elevator music".

GACT

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