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the_analog_guy

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Hey, you are hijacking my post ;) I am already in touch with Richard and working on the music

Added you on discord! 

I just found out there are no DMs on itch.... You have a discord or an email for me?

C’est formidable! (Sorry, my French is not great!) Can you send me a DM?

Hey everyone,

I'm mainly a composer for theatre (with singer/songwriter background), did a movie soundtrack, some art installations, but I have wanted to get into gaming music for a while and just recently heard about itch.io and was looking at the Jams section when I though it might also be a good idea to ask around in the forum.

I love music in general but consider games one of the greatest artistic achievements of our time where storytelling, graphics and music merge together in a subjective experience that is second to none when it comes to media.

One of the latest soundtracks I did for a theatre play has been released digitally and can be found either on Spotify or Apple Music: (Or anywhere you like, you know the Spiel)

https://open.spotify.com/album/58LrCOEULf3PPYurvLZVvP

https://music.apple.com/de/album/rce-remotecodeexecution-music-from-and-inspired-by/1746389108

I have a recording studio with a Dolby Atmos rig so if you want some 7.1.4 music, I can do that.  My main philosophy regarding music is that it needs to have a certain edge to it but still connect with the listener. For my singer/songwriter songs I always tell people, if an atomic bomb dropped and all that's left is a guitar or piano, one should be able to play the song on that and it should still work. Of course, cinematic electronic music which I also compose, has other rules. It needs to have depth and character.

Anyway, if you have a small project and need some music, or a bigger one, and you liked what you heard through my links, hit me up. I live in Germany, so there's that.