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FEB 6 AUCKLAND
FEB 11 SYDNEY
FEB 12 BRISBANE
FEB 14 MELBOURNE
FEB 15 PERTH

It’s been a gradual transition that wasn’t always even apparent to me, but I can definitively say now that my work will be focused more on my YouTube channel than this website. (Though a redesign is on its way that will integrate the two a bit more anyway.)

Of course, all the songs here will stay up for your enjoyment – some might even be made into videos in the near future. :) I will also continue to do commissions.

Thank you all for your support and encouragement over the years. Things are getting bigger and better and I hope you’ll stay on this magic carpet ride with me forever!

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I’m an artist currently developing a webcomic. It’s about a girl, a boy, and another girl who just so happens to be possessing the first girl. I like to listen to music while I draw, but I can never seem to find the right song to set the mood now that I’m designing scenes.

On that basis I’d love it if you could compose me a theme song of sorts. Something to get me in the right mindset for drawing.

I’d prefer just an instrumental song, please. Maybe some violins, cellos and pianos, or even some lesser known instrument to give the song a characteristic sound?

If it helps, the song that seems to epitomise what I’m after is “Discombobulate” by Hans Zimmer, from the Sherlock Holmes soundtrack. Simple, brand-setting underlying tune, but otherwise dramatic, epic and ever so slightly disconcerting, giving the sense something is amiss.

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I am shooting my eighth student film. For the end of the movie during the credits I would like the song Hurdy Gurdy Man to play. Obviously I don’t have the budget to get the rights to this song so I want something with a similar feel that can be played. Kind of mysterious unsure if its a happy or sad song.

I need it to start out slow and quieter so I can start in playing just at the end of the final scene in the movie while they are still talking. I would like a short solo in the middle of the song.

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I’d like a remix or ‘homage’ to Remember Me by Sunchase Feat. Yana Kay.

I’d like the song to sound like the instrumental theme of a main/central character of a spaghetti-western/futuristic anime, with a length of maybe 1:40-2:10. It should tease at being a nintendo/gameboy chiptune at times but have VERY prominent Pendulum/Rob Swire/Sunchase bass, DnB drums that aren’t repetitive (Alternating from standard timing to ‘off-timing’, I don’t know the musical terms haha) and have a melody very similiar to Sunchase’s “Remember Me” except instead of having vocals as the melody, it is replaced by Piano, with a piano solo for the climax of the song.

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This one is a birthday present for my mom. One of the things we share is the fact that we both love the movie “An American Tail” and the song “Somewhere Out There” is the song she used to sing to me when I was sick. She LOVES Jazz. Coltrane, Miles Davis, that long winding, meandering aspect of it. I would love it if you took that amazing Andrew Ingenuity or “Angenuity” and made the song (instrumental) the way Miles Davis and John Coltrane would have covered it. It can have a jazzy bridge that isn’t part of the original song, but make sure, melody wise, the entire song is there.

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