During my interview on Soundtrack Alley I mentioned that I would have loved to compose music for the 1985 fantasy film Ladyhawke. That inspired me to re-watch the DVD (after many years) and after that[…]
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Category: Projects
Alternate Main Titles for Stranger Things
Since I’ve already composed about 10 minutes of music for my Stranger Things alternate score (a self-invoked project that started here), I thought it was time to play with the main title sequence, too, and[…]
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Mike jumps, this time with music
I know, this looks like it’s becoming an obsession, but I have really had so much fun scoring the two Stranger Things key scenes picked by CSR’s Erik Woods that I decided to pick another[…]
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Stranger Things Demogorgon Finale with alternate score
As part of my personal composing challenge I composed an alternate orchestral score to key scenes from Stranger Things which were picked by Erik Woods (Cinematic Sound Radio), just to try out if and how[…]
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Stranger Things – Alternate Van Chase
The Van Chase is one of two key scenes picked by Erik Woods (Cinematic Sound Radio) for my personal composing challenge. The goal was to see what a different scoring approach does with those scenes.[…]
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It started with a kiss
First of all, thanks for the surprisingly big interest in my #StrangerThingsAlternateScore project. After developing some themes and motives in step 1, here’s step 2 in my endeavour to try out a different musical approach[…]
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Stranger Things have happened
The release of Stranger Things Season 2 has sparked an interesting discussion on Twitter recently, particularly in one of Erik Woods’ (Cinematic Sound Radio) tweets. It was discussed whether the music of Stranger Things be[…]
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My entry for the ShowUsYourMusicalGenius Composing Challenge
There has been an interesting challenge around Indi.com. Hans Zimmer and Lorne Balfe set it up, allowing composers to come up with their own main title for the National Geographic feature Genius (which is about Albert[…]
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