Sound Designer in the video game industry. 

Garrett George is an American composer of concert music. He has written music for orchestra, choir, string quartet, art song, solo piano, chamber ensembles, and electronics.

Linda is an emerging composer and flutist from New Zealand, and an alumna of Berklee College of Music (Boston, USA).

Ross Casey is a versatile electronic artist, composer, and songwriter whose music spans video game soundtracks, theme parks, and beyond. His work blends an array of genres—ranging from orchestral and jazz to hip hop and rock—infused with his classical music background. With formal training in viola and piano and a graduate degree in classical composition, Casey seamlessly integrates his classical roots with his passion for electronic music production. Whether working on orchestral epics or electronic beats, he dedicates himself fully to the creative process, refining each track with a meticulous attention to detail to produce music rich in lush instrumentation and evocative melodies.

 

His music is featured at an attraction at the Lewa Adventure amusement park in Xi’an China. In 2024 he was a finalist in the Kaskade "Human + Machine" songwriting contest. In 2020 he was nominated for a Game Audio Network Guild award for his remix of “Aquatic Ambiance” from the Donkey Kong Country soundtrack.In 2016, he was a finalist in the Above and Beyond "Blue Sky Action" Remix Contest and in 2017 he was a finalist in the International Songwriting Competition.

 

Since early 2021, Ross has been living abroad in Shanghai, and has been composing music for various video games including Torchlight Infinite, T3 Arena, Sword of Convallaria, Flash Party, and others. His song “I Don’t Wanna Be Alone This Christmas”, written for T3 Arena, was well-loved by fans for its touching melody and emotion. Beyond his work on game soundtracks, he consistently creates new electronic tracks and explores diverse genres in his music.

I go by Cece p born in South Sudan. Grow up in USA. I also speak Arabic I’m a middle child out of 5, I enjoy singing and dancing, music speaks so many different words if it’s love stress joy hate it don’t mater ￼to me music is the key to all type feelings. I sing because that’s the only way I can express my feelings. Hope u enjoy my songs thank u

GLENN LLORENTE is a composer, influenced by Eastern and Western music cultures. He writes music for concert, commercial, and sacred aesthetics. He is a theorist and an educator—currently serving as a Teaching Associate at UCLA’s Herb Alpert School of Music (2013-current), and has also served as an Adjunct Professor at Life Pacific College (2010-2012). He is an active orchestrator—both commercially and ecclesiastically—and a keyboardist, having performed for artists such as Shirley Ceasar, Cece Winans, Marla Reid, and Eric Lige. Llorente holds degrees from Life Pacific College (B.A., 2005), California State University-Fullerton (M.M., 2011), and is currently a PhD candidate in Music at the Herb Alpert School of Music, University of California-Los Angeles (2012-2016). Llorente has studied composition with Pamela Madsen, Ian Krouse, Roger Bourland, David Lefkowitz, and Richard Danielpour. This summer, he will be attending the Upbeat! Summer Composition Music School in Croatia (August 2015).

Llorente has received numerous awards, such as the Mannason Scholarship for Composition (2009-10), the Eugene V. Cota-Robles Fellowship (2012-2016), University Fellowships (2013-2015), as well as grants (University Grants, CSUF 2009-11) and scholarships (Graduate Dean’s Scholarship, UCLA 2012-14). Llorente is also winner of the CSUF New Music Festival Orchestra Competition, with his score, Solace for orchestra, premiered by the University Symphony Orchestra (March, 2011). In 2012, Llorente was commissioned by the Orange County Collegiate Orchestra and premiered Marie for saxophone and trumpet (March, 2012). Llorente’s electro-acoustic video installation, Humanus Pravitas, was featured in the 12th Annual World Electro-Acoustic Listening Project at the Grand Central Arts Theater, Santa Ana, CA (March, 2013). Llorente was commissioned by the Vanguard University Symphony Orchestra for his piano concerto, David and Goliath, to be premiered by pianist, Gina Lord. His trio, Equilibrium, for tenor saxophone, electric guitar, and xylophone, was premiered at the Crystal Cove State Park’s Evironmental Study Loop Grand Opening (February, 2014). Recently, Llorente’s flute/piano duo, Metamorphia, was performed by the Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble (April 2015), and his string quartet, Ang Bakus ni Orion (2014), was performed by the Amarath String Quartet at the Eureka! Musical Minds of California conference (May, 2015).

Glenn Llorente is a member of the Pi Kappa Lambda music honor society, the Phi Beta Delta international scholars honor society, and the Pacific Symphony Orchestra’s Young Composer’s Forum. While interested in researching Eastern and Western music cultures, Llorente is also interested in experimental and improvisatory electro-acoustic music. Currently, he is writing his dissertation on the hybridization of Eastern and Western aesthetics, researching gamelan music and its influence to twentieth-century composers.

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