The soundtrack is available for PRE-ORDER now, which currently costs $3.99. The pre-order comes with 4 tracks which you can listen to online now. Currently, I plan on raising the price to $4.99 on release, so this is a good way to save a dollar and buy something small and sweet for your parents with all that saved cash.

To further entice you, here is a FIFTH unheard track from Ravenmark, which you can download for free here:

Climactic (Battle Jeopardy!)

The soundtrack consists of ten tracks which rely heavily on the harpsichord. The styles are pretty diverse within, featuring a fughetta (short informal fugue), toccata, and even some quirky jazzish stuff. Let me know what you think!

“The soundtrack is very medieval sounding with a bit of techno beats thrown in. If more classic/medieval/renaissance music is your thing, you’ll love this soundtrack” – the independent games musician network

I finished up the soundtrack to Skn3′s Deli Stack about a month ago, and when the game is eventually released – so will the soundtrack.

I also provided music for Kyle Pulver and J. Otto Seibold’s Jottobots - you should expect this game and it’s short musical accompaniment to be out soon.

The soundtrack to Ravenmark: Scourge of Estellion will be released on November 11th, 2011 with the game.  I’m going to be opening up a pre-order very soon for this for anyone who wants to get it for cheaper.  You can follow some of the development progress and see what they’re up to on Toucharcade (I hope you have an hour or so to waste reading).

Chevy Ray’s Hollow’s Deep is another project I’ve begun working out, but there is no tentative release schedule – I’ll keep you posted!

I collaborated with Jordan Fehr for Robot Invader’s Wind-up Knight, a game that will make you wonder how they squeezed your gaming console into your phone.  It’s going to be out very soon on Android and iOS.

Benjamin Jelter’s been creating an insanely addictive space shooter tentatively called Uberhitzen that I’ve been providing sweet FM jams for.  You’ll see this one at IGF!

MADSOFT Games will be releasing Space Chase soon – a very fun game with music by yours truly.

Tom Rab also made a small game called Corridor which I made a few tunes for.

In a few weeks I’ll begin work on The Light of the Darkness - a game which was successfully funded on Kickstarter recently.

Of course, Mojang’s Scrolls is underway, and I’m still having way too much fun with Mattias on it.  I’ll be presenting a short panel this weekend on how we scored this gig at the GANG Fall Summit and Demo Derby - if you’re not in the San Francisco area than I highly recommend you grab a ticket to the Ustream broadcast for free!  I’m sure you’ll learn something, I know I will!

There are also three unannounced projects I’m also working on – but you’ll hear them soon!

Now that I’m done talking, enjoy

20 seconds of ear-goo!

Wait! Before you go, this happened:

The Game Audio Network Guild (or, GANG) is a great resource for composers, sound designers, and voice over actors to collaborate, share success stories, tips, tricks, and hang out. GANG also offers a lot of discounts and hosts several events, some of the most valuable being the “Demo Derby” they host annually at the Game Developers Conference. Well, this October, the first non-GDC Demo Derby is being hosted, which means you don’t have to have a GDC pass to submit your demo reel and have it evaluated by professionals.

Furthermore, we’ve each been asked to give a brief discussion on our field. I’ll be discussing some of the nuances of working in indie games and sharing my experience working with companies like Mojang, Robot Invader, Skn3 and Witching Hour Studios.  I’ll also be showing off the material and resources Mattias and I used to make our pitch to Mojang to get the gig for Scrolls.  (hint: you’ll probably hear some new music!)

The best part – the demo derby is open to EVERYONE. Attending in person is free for GANG members and PYRAMIND students, but the event will also be BROADCAST ONLINE through USTREAM. However, to get the link, you must RSVP for a free ticket through the event’s website at eventbrite.

Click here to get your tickets now! Remember: to get the Ustream link you MUST sign up in advance – it’s free!

Update: Dren points out that you must be a member of GANG to submit a demo.

More:

Each panelist plans to share their own experiences working in a non-AAA console space, whether the challenges they’ve come across specific to various platforms (mobile, iOS, Facebook), or working with independent developers, and discuss their solutions to the problems they’ve run into in these new game platforms and work environments. The game audio professional working in this market is very often working as an entire audio department, and the panel will spend some time discussing expectations, budgets, skill sets, and problem solving.

After an hour of sharing some examples and stories from the trenches, there will be a demo derby, much like the demo derbies that GANG conducts at GDC San Francisco every year. Submissions will be accepted through the GANG website and we are limited to 15 submissions so submit soon!  In an effort to save time during the derby, all demo submissions will have been ported to a power point slide set so we will not be accepting submissions on the night of the event.

It Sounds Uber!

You can learn more about this game in my post Apocalyptic Reunion.  The game has no announced release date, but the tentative soundtrack list appears below:

1. The Sourdough Swing (Menu Theme)
2. Parmesan Polka (Easy Mode)
3. Blue Cheese Boogie (Medium Mode)
4. Gouda Groove (Hard Mode)
5. Dubliner Disco (Really Hard Mode)
6. Brie Bounce (Mood: Calm)
7. Stinking Bishop Sneak (Mood: Mystery)
8. Mozzarella Medley (Mood: Happy)
9. Beer Cheese Blues (Mood: Sad)
10. The Colby-Jack Climax (Mood: Hard)
11. Impastable (from Deli Dash 2003)
12. Magic Tomatoes (from Deli Dash 2003)

The Light of the Darkness is game being developed by Epifanica, a small indie team hoping to have their project funded. Currently, The Light of the Darkness has raised around $11,000, and is half way to their goal of $22k. If the project is funded, I’ll be scoring the entire soundtrack (woohoo!).

This has been a busy week for me, with some EXCITING things happening very soon.  I hope you didn’t miss the teaser for Mojang’s Scrolls with my music all over it.

So here are 5 new royalty free music tracks for you:

Cinematic Menu Theme – License me!

Before the Battle – License me!

Villain Approaches – License me!

Counter Tension – License me!

Creeps Ahead – License me!

So, I was a little slow in getting these up, so it may take a day or two before the “available tomorrow” links turn into “license me” links – they have to be approved by our friends over at Audiojungle.