19
June
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Estate”
This selection from the score for Cortopia’s VR game “Down the Rabbit Hole” accompanies a level with sly sneaking, and trickery of pompous sentient-card aristocrats.... Read More
29
May
2020
Cue of the Week: “The House and the Descent”
As presented here, this cue from “Down the Rabbit Hole” proceeds in an orderly fashion from start to finish. The in-game experience is quite different.... Read More
22
May
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Mirror Realm”
Here’s more music from Cortopia’s recently-released Down the Rabbit Hole. This region of the game is a surreal crystalline ocean, co-existing with an upside-down version... Read More
15
May
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Throne Room”
Here’s more music from Cortopia’s recently-released Down the Rabbit Hole. This cue was originally written for another part of the game, but was deemed too... Read More
08
May
2020
Cue of the Week: “Forest of the Cheshire Cat”
This week’s music comes from my score for Cortopia’s VR game Down the Rabbit Hole. Lewis Carroll’s mythology is so familiar that the title of... Read More
01
May
2020
Cue of the Week: “Catherine Suits Up”
This week I continue a series of cues with an inspirational or uplifting character. I was surprised to find how few of these I’ve written.... Read More
10
April
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Yard Sale”
This week continues my series of cues with an uplifting or positive musical character, meant to provide a little emotional boost during stressful times. This... Read More
27
March
2020
Cue of the Week: “The List (End Titles)”
This week continues my series of cues with an uplifting or positive musical character, meant to provide a little emotional boost during stressful times. This... Read More
20
March
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Treehouse”
In trying times, art keeps us connected to a long-term perspective of optimism that can be clouded by short-term stress. To do my part, in... Read More
28
February
2020
Cue of the Week: “A Lost Brother”
Written for a cemetery scene in the film The F-Zone, this cue is somber but has some lyrical qualities as well. In the middle section... Read More
