Ending

Oddboy18 - Liquid Lapiz

This track opens the Outlier album. It’s built from tension, that kind of magnetic pull on the dancefloor where everything’s unspoken, but understood. A little sweat, a little danger, that flicker of eye contact that changes everything. No introductions. No questions. Just energy.

I wanted something French house inspired, but not obvious. Clean mix, sexy groove, no vinyl static. I created a conversation with the vocal and sax responding to each other, almost like foreplay and that’s where the track finally lets go.

This one's for the ones who never needed to ask.

Eat Me Alive (On The Dancefloor)

this was the first video game remix I ever made. I took it down cause I posted it on r/nintendo and someone said it sounded like shit.

Instead of using soundfonts, I spliced together the actual tracks to make a medley. My band used to play this live.

Song of Storms Zelda Medley (2014)

Adventures End

L33k

Sherbet Lake (Take Me Back To)

Dave/Blitz Lunar recently created a soundfont using the instruments from Bomberman 64, my favorite childhood game - and I wrote a song with it! These sounds make me ridiculously nostalgic and happy.

Huge thanks to Dave for creating the soundfont, and Surasshu for ripping the sounds in the first place! You can download this soundfont on Dave's website: http://iridescentaudio.co.uk

The original Bomberman 64 soundtrack is by Akifumi Tada - I'm so very grateful to him, as well.

Hello Moon

All composed, arranged, and produced by me.

tides

This is my composition for the main track in the short film Mother's Waltz, by James Mickel! I highly recommend giving it a watch <3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9p0rFYY9cA

Mother's Waltz

Originally from the pay-what-you-want EP Ya'll Stop Bloggin' (http://music.starshipamazing.com/album/yall-stop-bloggin).

Ya Burnt

Small time producer with big dreams, making happy tunes for the world to bob their heads to. Stay tuned :)

L33k

super noot ensemble