(from Audiball, Xbox Live Indie Games, 2008)
The first game I ever made was a puzzle game with procedural music. I composed the whole soundtrack in 2-4 second clips, and produced songs like this one. I quickly learned that's not a great way to make music.

Title Screen - Audiball

(from A Sticky Situation, Unreleased, 2010)
A song written for my group senior design project at Georgia Tech. In the game, you played as a piece of gum in a gumball machine. This song played at a point when your girlfriend gets vended out of the machine, and you're chasing her through the various gears and innards of the gumball dispenser. Heavily inspired by the various Robotnik themes from the Genesis Sonic games.

Chewy Abyss

(from A Sticky Situation, Unreleased, 2010)
A song written for my group senior design project at Georgia Tech. In the game, you played as a piece of gum in a grocery store. This song was for a level that took place in the fresh veggie cooler, meant to turn the occasional mist or sprinkler system that keeps the veggies moist into something that resembled a rainforest. The song has segments where the rain comes that matched up with the storms in-game.

Typhoon

(from A Sticky Situation, Unreleased, 2010)
A song written for my group senior design project at Georgia Tech. This was for an "epic" boss fight at the end of the game, where you play as a piece of gum trying to un-stick yourself from the clutches of a pigeon. It was very much intended to ape Shadow of the Colossus, thus the very similar instrumentation and riffs.

Shadow Of The Bird

(from Dodo Dash, 2011, Unfinished)
This track was from an unfinished Global Game Jam entry called "Dodo Dash." It was an infinite dubstep runner where you controlled a flock of dodos at once, bunching them up or spreading them out while running to avoid obstacles.

Dodo Dash

(from SUPÉR MATADOR 3, 2010, PC / Flash)
This is one of two songs from the first Global Game Jam project I worked on. My laptop quit working at some point during the jam, so I ended up making the music in Garage Band on a random available Mac. Still the only time I've used Garage Band. >_>

You can play the game here:
http://archive.globalgamejam.org/sites/default/files/uploads/2010/1/GGJ_update.swf

Theme of Epic

(from SUPÉR MATADOR 3, 2010, PC / Flash)
This is one of two songs from the first Global Game Jam project I worked on. My laptop quit working at some point during the jam, so I ended up making the music in Garage Band on a random available Mac. Still the only time I've used Garage Band. >_>

You can play the game here:
http://archive.globalgamejam.org/sites/default/files/uploads/2010/1/GGJ_update.swf

Theme of Adventure

(from BLARF, PC/Flash, 2011)
Main theme from the 2011 Global Game Jam project I worked on. BLARF is a 2D “fall forever” game where the player controls an armadillo that has the ability to vomit an unlimited number of additional armadillos.

BLARF(Happy Armadillo Mix)

(from BLARF, PC/Flash, 2011)
Main theme from the 2011 Global Game Jam project I worked on. BLARF is a 2D “fall forever” game where the player controls an armadillo that has the ability to vomit an unlimited number of additional armadillos. 

The music switched from the Happy Armadillo Mix to this version if 
your armadillo was eaten by a squirrel, wolverine, or penguin, in which case you began controlling that character until it vomited another armadillo.

http://blarf.holdenlink.com/

Holden Link