r/GameMusicComposition

For Hire] Atmosphere-Driven Guitarist & Composer for Indie Games, Films, and Animation⁠

Hi everyone! I’m a guitarist and composer specializing in creating rich, atmospheric soundtracks tailored for indie games, short films, animations, and video projects.

I combine electric/acoustic guitar textures with ambient elements to build deep, immersive soundscapes — whether you need a quiet, emotional theme or an intense, driving background track.

🎧 **Listen to my portfolio:**
www.tiktok.com/@noenemies660

**Services offered:**
Custom atmospheric soundtracks and background music
Seamless audio loops ready for gameplay implementation
High-quality mixing and mastering

**Rates & Contact:** My rates are flexible depending on your budget and project scope. Feel free to send me a direct message (DM) here or reach out via:

**Discord:** shurick0696
**Email:** shurupovert1979
**Tik-Tok:** noenemies660

If you have a project in need of a unique musical identity, I’d love to collaborate!

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u/LamrofeNN — 9 hours ago
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1st week of posting my tracks to overcome my fear of making stuff that sucks

Well, you’ve got to start somewhere!

This is the first video in the series, where, as you’ve probably figured ou, I’m trying to stop being afraid to compose and free myself from the perfectionism that keeps me going in circles (and driving me crazy). The idea is to just do it and learn as I go :)

I hope you’ll like it anyway, haha.

The track is called “Temple,” inspired by video game music, specifically, a level set in… a temple. Spot on!

What does it remind you of?

Enjoy !

u/Informal_Thanks_6509 — 19 hours ago
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Anyone looking for background music for their indie game?

There are some game soundtracks that just resonate and leave a lasting impression. (personal examples: Super Mario N64. Phantasy Star Online. Some Final Fantasy soundtracks--- and many others haha)

Over the last few years, I've been compiling some instrumental recordings with a "Rhodes" piano. The overall vibe tends to lean on the side of chill/ electronic/ ambient/ mellow etc.

Just throwing these instrumentals out there to see if there are any developers that resonate and want to collaborate!

My motivation is more experiential than financial, so for projects that don't have a big budget, I'd be honored to help supply some music!

(I've attached a playlist of 114 tracks (ranging from 20 seconds to 5 minutes or so))

If anyone resonates with the general vibe, feel free to email me some project details at dntst.info@gmail.com and we can see if the stars align! :p

Cheers, and happy game developing!

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u/dntst — 21 hours ago
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I composed this OST for a Game Jam

Hello!

I am new to this sub and I would like to share the soundtrack I composed for a Game Jam recently. 🎶🎮

There are various genres here: bossa nova, electro, funk, rock.

I didn't get many feedbacks so they're welcome. 😊

Thank you in advance!

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u/Silent_Ad246 — 22 hours ago

I created my own website to show my music!

Hey everyone, i am in the progress of becoming a self-employed videogame composer and have recently finishedy my own website. I want to share it with you, so you can listen to my compositions, just to get some feedback from you all :) let me know what you think of my music!

www.gabrielradwan.com

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u/EpicZeplin — 1 day ago
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"Britannia Burns" (Endgame Music from Ultima VIII: Pagan) – Orchestral Re-Arrangement

Hi,

some days ago I finished my newest album: an orchestral re-arrangement of Nenad Vugrinec's fantastic, but criminally underrated MIDI score for "Ultima VIII: Pagan" (1994). I've always been fascinated by the eerie atmosphere of this game's music. Most cues are kind of meta-tonal and sinister, but at the same time enicmatically melodious.

You can find the whole album on Bandcamp:

https://dustinnaegel.bandcamp.com/album/ultima-viii-pagan-orchestral-re-arrangement

I’ve been planning to do this for years and finally got around to re-arranging and recording all of the major cues from Pagan’s fantastically atmospheric score using a well-balanced mix of a) sonorous synth VSTs and b) high-quality orchestral VSTs in a sequencer program in order to maximize the listening experience while, at the same time, not completely abandon Vugrinec’s original 90s MIDI sound, which is after all inherent and important to the composition itself (like panning and echo effects etc.). My goal was to present the music in a more modern incarnation, so that hopefully you may enjoy it as much as I do.

Best regards,

Dustin

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u/Enkrasia22 — 1 day ago

SMALL MUSIC CREATORS!!!

okay so im making a game called **MARA** and i had a really cute idea i wanna try 🥹

instead of making every single song in the game myself, i want **small/beginner music creators to have a chance to actually have their music IN the game!!!**

Mara has her own little "spotify" on her phone and her music taste is literally all over the place 😂

she loves:

🎸 alt music
🤘 metal
🖤 darker music
🎶 indie
🎤 pop punk
🌲 indie/folk
☕ chill cozy music
and the occasional country song because why not lmao

and i thought it would be SO cool if some of the songs in her playlist were actually from **real small artists** instead of me making every song myself!

so if you're a small artist, beginner artist, or just someone who's making music and wants more people to hear it...

**SEND ME YOUR MUSIC!!!** 🥹🖤

your song could potentially be:

📱 on Mara's phone
🎧 part of her playlist
🎵 playing during certain memories
🖤 connected to certain parts of the story
👀 possibly used during important moments depending on the song

and i REALLY want this to feel like these are songs that Mara would actually listen to.

like imagine finding a song from some random small artist and then seeing it sitting in Mara's playlist like:

>

😭😭😭

if you want to submit something, send me:

**Artist Name:**
**Song Name:**
**Genre:**
**Song Link:**
**Your Socials:**
**And maybe tell me why you think Mara would listen to it!** 😂

you don't have to be famous.

**actually PLEASE don't feel like you have to be famous.**

i specifically want to give smaller creators a chance to have their music discovered by people who might've never heard them otherwise ❤️

obviously, if i use your song, we'll talk about permission/licensing and make sure everything is clear before it goes into the game!! i don't want to steal anybody's music or ownership of their work 🫶

and because this game gets progressively darker...

some songs might just be cute little songs Mara listens to...

and some might end up having lyrics that hit **VERY differently** once you know what's actually happening in the story. 👀

sooooo...

**small music creators, show me what you've got.** 🎧🖤

i wanna fill Mara's phone with music from REAL people. 🦋📱

**drop your songs below or DM me!!!** ❤️

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u/SyrenXCross — 2 days ago
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[Oot] I rescored Hyrule Field from Ocarina of Time

The remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is coming out this year!

I thought of this as an opportunity to explore how the music actually would evolve from the original.

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u/Mean-Apple-3133 — 2 days ago
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Here's my take on what an alt path mausoleum would sound like. (Created in msm since I can't afford FL Studios 😭)

This is very experimental since I have no musical knowledge. This is supposed to sound planetarium esk/ like a lullaby as its for an original concept/ variant of the mausoleum where the theme is that the enemies worship the Celestial Bodies.

u/Fnaf_quiz — 3 days ago

What do I do next? Garageband or Fl Studio

Hi! So I probably stick out like a sore thumb because I’m just generally wondering about how I should go on with my situation.

So I make music and have been making music for the last 3 years on my Iphone in the IOS Garageband app. And some of them I’m actually liking and I never show my works, but these I genuinely think would interest or atleast be liked by people (I hope so). But Like said, I produce them in garageband. Stuff like EQ and all that is very hard to get right since I only have the speakers to go off. And I don’t have the money for headphones.

But. I have a computer, on that computer I installed Fl studio. Only problem is, My musical ability or motivation dwindles because the way of making music on pc is far harder than it is on the phone. On the phone I generally bring it up, record, play, add drums, make it a good sounding song. (I mainly make video game music btw) but on the pc it’s not as fun I guess.

What would you recommend? That I dive myself into Fl studio and remake the songs? Or that I continue using Garageband and hope for the best? Because I know it’s not the best app for rolling music development.

Anyways. Thanks for reading!

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u/Fantastic-Tour-3086 — 3 days ago
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i can confidently say i think this is one of my best beats, in terms of original style, and just general sound (please listen until drop to judge fully)

i think its the coolest shit ever

u/Double_Prune_4226 — 5 days ago

[ForHire] Music Composer

Hey Guys! i'm a music composer looking to work on indie games to build credibility, i can create various types of music for your game such as ambient soundscapes and bombastic chiptune music using samples and loops, this means i can easily create music in a short period of time, i am willing to work for completely free to help you get your project up and running and will only ask to switch to a \[RevShare\] agreement once the game gets successful, launches, and starts making money, this way you have ZERO financial risk in hiring me upfront while i build my portfolio, https://www.bandlab.com/rgs_3 is my profile on bandlab, you can use this to check out my musical style before hiring me, feel free to DM me right here on reddit anytime! i want to use this lil side adventure to gain enough credibility for my own stuff, looking forward to work with some COOL developers!

u/Raunak_642 — 3 days ago
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can someone help me with this?

I am trying to come up with some music for a game im thinking about making, however, I want it to be this one song but modified into actual gameplay music instead of just an orchestra of one song. any tips or suggestions? anything is welcome ^.^

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u/Proper_Chemistry4920 — 4 days ago
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3 Reasons Game Devs Aren't Hiring You

To be honest and clear I am no expert. I've only had a few paying jobs in a row now, and I've only been doing this seriously for a year and a half. I've been producing music for twenty years however.

But, if you don't have these basics sorted, and you're trying to get people to click on google drive links to hear your work, you need to make some changes.

This is my website if you are curious.
www.glassearthstudios.com

u/Trickledownisbull — 5 days ago