It’s Christmas in November! I was delighted to score this charming holiday movie directed by Matthew Toronto. (I had bonus fun using “Carol of the Bells” as a musical leitmotif to underscore small-town crime.) Coming to solve your mysteries and boost your cheer on November 4th.
Here’s a link to AppleTV, with more options coming soon!
Here’s another minigame cue from Escaping Wonderland, this one a smidge of vibraphone-fronted jazz. Echoing the mood of the activity, the feeling here is playful and a touch eccentric.
Click below to play in your browser, or follow the links to play on Spotify or Apple Music.
Written for the mobile strategy game Wizard Ops Tactics, this week’s music selection accompanies a beach level with a pirate-y flavor. Keeping with the game’s lighthearted mood, the music manifests as an orchestrated and slightly militarized sea shanty.
This week’s music selection accompanies one of Escaping Wonderland‘s mini-games, which advance the story and also allow a bit of artistic self-expression. To keep the mood light and fun, I wrote a bouncy piece with a retro game-show vibe.
Click below to play in your browser, or follow the links to play on Spotify or Apple Music.
This week’s music selection was written for Erik Loyer’s top-selling interactive art app “Strange Rain” — a blend of atmospheric simulation and interactive fiction. It’s a mesmerizing experience with unexpected depth, and a little hard to describe. Check out the app’s web page for a cool demonstration.
The music (of which mine was one of three options) advances in short phrases as the user interacts with the rainy sky, thus requiring a modular form that can pause at any time. I’ve compiled all the segments here to create a single piece.
