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Voice actor. Community radio DJ. Freelance writer. Classy chap. Got a weird voice. Described as "the white Barry White" by a mate.

I interview voice actors and composers. You might've heard my voice in Disney Digital Network's LORE in a Minute. Writing for TimeSplitters Rewind and VG Almanac, among others. Head Honcho of E1M1 Magazine.

You can support me and my broke-ass by buying my album! https://magnamus0.bandcamp.com/releases

www.travissullivan.com: Zoho Music and Posi-Tone recording artist Travis Sullivan has earned a worldwide reputation as an alto saxophonist, pianist, composer, and arranger.  Embedded in the New York music scene for the past 20 years, he has been hailed by Jazz Times as being “…a gifted alto saxophonist and improviser who has also developed a strong and commanding voice as a composer.”
In 2004, his breakthrough came in the form of Travis Sullivan’s Bjorkestra, an 18-piece big band performing his arrangements of the renowned music of Icelandic pop goddess Bjork.  The Bjorkestra has acquired international recognition from performances with acclaimed jazz artists such as George Garzone, Dave Douglas, Kurt Rosenwinkel, and Donny McCaslin, and performances at the Montreal International Jazz Festival, the Jarasum Jazz Festival, the SF Jazz Festival, and the NYC Winter Jazz Festival, and the Blue Note NYC.  
Sullivan’s current projects include: Altoism: The Masters of Alto Sax  in which he interprets the music of some of the most influential alto saxophonists in jazz; SnapDragon, an avant garde jazz ensemble featuring Sullivan on both alto saxophone and piano with drummer Bob Meyer; and Squonk: A Jazz Tribute to Genesis a jazz quartet spotlighting the music of the progressive rock band Genesis.

Sullivan’s 2011 CD release  “New Directions,”  was his his debut on Posi-Tone Records, and presents eight of his original modern jazz compositions and quartet, as well as Rodgers & Hart’s “Spring is Here,” and his arrangement of the Tears for Fears classic “Everybody Wants to Rule the World.” In 1999 Sullivan’s self-release Travis Sullivan’s Project One: As We Speak featured his original music with a quartet that included guitarist Rez Abbasi and drummer Ari Honig.  
Travis has also performed and/or recorded with Phil Woods, Ambrose Akinmusire, George Garzone, Dan Weiss, Clarence Penn, Rachel Z, Avishai Cohen, Anat Cohen, Nir Felder, Donny McCaslin, Becca Stevens, Alan Ferber, Jane Monheit, Clark Terry,  Jason Miles, and Lukas Ligeti. He can be heard performing regularly in the U.S. at venues such as The Blue Note, Iridium, The Jazz Standard, and Joe’s Pub.  He has also appeared internationally at The Jarasum Jazz Festival (South Korea), and Aperitivo in Concerto (Italy), and as conductor for the Cologne Contemporary Jazz Orchestra (Germany), the Sicilian Jazz Orchestra (Italy), the Reykjavik Big Band (Iceland), and the Bohuslan Big Band (Sweden).
Enjoy the music!

I'd been considering changing specifically my video game composer alias to my ages old gamertag An00bus, and I have decided that this profile will primarily for my game soundtrack work from now on.

1/2 of Quantum Rythmz

Up coming EDM Artist



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I have a YouTube channel that makes Minecraft theories. I write a lot of music for those videos.

 https://www.youtube.com/c/RetroGamingNow

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