Background music for video and images of painted miniatures with voice sample of Duncan Rhodes.

Two Thin Coats

Designed to be background music for a video.

Bleep Bloop Blue Lights

Some background music made for a YT video about Schneeball the plushie sloth trying to find a sloth toy in a Kinder Surprise egg.

Snooping for Sloths

Kind of chill, kind of funky. Started with a trumpet loop from another track and chopped it up to make it more fun. Then came the rest.

Slothing around

Metallic Cat Alley Cat

A town theme made for Karleen Heong's Game Music Composition: Make Music For Games From Scratch course on Udemy. 

This town sits in the trees, and every building is a tree house.

Town Theme - Tree House Village

This is a track I made nearly ten years ago. I don't have the original file, but tried to fiddle with the EQ of the wav file to correct some of my bad decisions. I'd mix it differently now if I had the chance, but I still like the tune.

Storm's a comin'

Schneeball is not your average sloth. He is energetic and cheerful, curious and always thinking of new ways to become a famous hero!

This music was made for Karleen Heong's Game Music Composition: Make Music For Games From Scratch course on Udemy. It responds to the character theme challenge task.

Character Theme - Schneeball the Sloth

"Schneeball, I think you'll need to enter cyber space if you're going to fight the algorithm."

Anyone will tell you that the biggest thing holding you back from becoming famous is The Algorithm. If Schneeball is going to become a celebrity, he must conquer The Algorithm.

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This music was made for Karleen Heong's Game Music Composition: Make Music For Games From Scratch course on Udemy. It responds to the 8-bit chiptune challenge task. All sounds made with NES VST.

8-bit tune - Schneeball vs the Algorithm

"Schneeball, I need you to rob - er - I mean 'rescue' the pumpkins from the ranch. Oh, and be careful of the Scare Crows. They don't take kindly to thieves - er - I mean 'liberators.'"

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This music was made for Karleen Heong's Game Music Composition: Make Music For Games From Scratch course on Udemy. It responds to the vertical orchestration challenge task. 

There are four layers of music in this piece, each of which indicates a greater degree of intensity for the player. The "peaceful" layer plays the whole way through, the "restricted area" layer enters at 0:29, the "detected" layer enters at 0:44, and the "conflict" layer enters at 0:58.

Ranch Robbery Runaway

Once upon a time, I made lots of music. Then I stopped. Now I'm doing it again. Soundtrack type stuff and electronic.

Good Mood Music