Hirokazu Koshio Interview: Evolution of Space Invaders
August 13, 2016 by Chris Greening
ZUNTATA is the in-house sound team and record label of long-running arcade and smartphone game developer Taito. In the last
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Shinji Hosoe and Kotaro Uchikoshi Interview: Zero Times
July 30, 2016 by Don Kotowski
Shinji Hosoe, as mentioned in our previous interview, is president of his game music production studio, Supersweep. His works range
Kamil Orman-Janowski Interview: Paths of Composition
July 21, 2016 by Emily McMillan
Although he started off writing electronic dance music (EDM), Kamil Orman-Janowski has since made his name with his large-scale orchestral
scntfc Interview: Musical Frequencies
July 18, 2016 by Emily McMillan
C. Andrew Rorhmann, better known as his musical alias “scntfc,” recently composed the popular soundtrack for the indie game Oxenfree, developed and
Tomohiko Kira Obituary
July 13, 2016 by Justin Pfeiffer
News surfaced on July 6th that Tomohiko Kira, lead composer, singer and guitarist of indie band ZABADAK, had suddenly passed
Stemage Interview: MAGfriends and MAGculture
June 22, 2016 by Emily McMillan
Grant “Stemage” Henry has made a name for himself through a blend of original music and creative covers. His band
Neal Acree Interview: Onwards and upwards
June 20, 2016 by Emily McMillan
Neal Acree has made a name for himself with his Blizzard scores, starting with his opening cinematic tracks to The
Grant Kirkhope Interview: Reflecting and Looking Ahead
June 15, 2016 by Emily McMillan
Grant Kirkhope has been praised for his iconic work on a wide variety of games, from Banjo-Kazooie, Viva Piñata, the
Tadayoshi Makino Interview: Sounds of the Dragon
June 11, 2016 by Chris Greening
Tadayoshi Makino doesn’t shy away from huge things. Having made his start as the audio director of several Gundam and Dragon Ball
Ryan Richko Interview: Going the Extra Mile
June 4, 2016 by Chris Greening
Ryan Richko is a composer making strides in the indie game and film sectors. Best known for his award-winning soundtrack
Nima Fakhrara Interview: Incorporating Persian Authenticity
May 18, 2016 by Emily McMillan
Nima Fakhrara is a film composer with an Iranian upbringing that has heavily influenced his work. One of his most
Petri Alanko Interview: One Score’s Evolution
May 3, 2016 by Emily McMillan
Finnish composer Petri Alanko was highly successful with his first game score, Alan Wake. Its dark and rich hybrid music
Eimear Noone Interview: iDIG festivities
April 30, 2016 by Emily McMillan
This weekend, iDIG is bringing game music to Ireland, with a series of concerts, panels, and workshops for aspiring musicians
Triforce Quartet Interview: Hey! Listen!
April 27, 2016 by Emily McMillan
The Triforce Quartet is a unique ensemble that plays with the boundary between classical music and game scores. The four
John Kaefer Interview: Breaking Instrumental Barriers
April 22, 2016 by Emily McMillan
A classically trained composer previously known for his work on the Crackle show Sequestered, John Kaefer recently composed the music for
David Housden Interview: Fully Integrated Video Game Scores
April 18, 2016 by Jack Yarwood
There are many examples in the indie sector of games that have fully integrated video game scores into the overall experience. One
Marty O’Donnell Interview: Kickstarting New Ventures
April 10, 2016 by Emily McMillan
Marty O’Donnell is one of the most iconic names in game music, with a musical tradition established in the Halo
Manami Matsumae Interview: A Retro Revival
March 30, 2016 by Emily McMillan
Meeting with one of the original legendary Japanese game composers, Manami Matsumae, was memorable. When she first walked out for
Bear McCreary Interview: New Ventures in Game Music
March 21, 2016 by Emily McMillan
Emmy award-winning composer Bear McCreary initially burst onto the scene with his groundbreaking score to Battlestar Galactica, and since then his compositional
Gavin Harrison Interview: Back to the SoundTracker
March 6, 2016 by Chris Greening
British composer Gavin Harrison has worked with everything from trackers to bands to full orchestras over the years. On the
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