Hey Patrons! I just finished uploading this to Bandcamp, and you can listen to it in full over there or right here. At last, you'll know what I've been so busy with! Patrons at $4 and up will receive a download code for it at the beginning of December of course. If you can help spread the word about the album, that would be great! I have a tweet pinned to the top of my twitter page you can retweet, or there's a post a little ways down on facebook that you can share. Same with G+ and tumblr. I'm going to take a much-needed break until this weekend is up. You'll hear from me again soon. =]

Hi Patrons! Recently dropping on the unsuspecting masses alongside my Dungeonmans Demakes is a remix for Beatscribe's Starship Rubicon OST. This game recently got a re-release and is worth a look, and the soundtrack has an interesting blend of chipsounds and beats. If you're in a hurry but still want to hear what I did, listen to track 3 (Rescue) and then my version, track 7. I decided to take the combination of chips and deconstruct them into something that a single NES could do. I have a limited number of full-album download codes that will be going out to my top Patrons, everyone else will at least get a download of my track. =] Hope you're having a great holiday/December/winter!

Boring title, I know - I just typed up a huge long post and it vanished (twice!) so I'm now typing the abridged version. =] I've been hard at work getting my video-fu up to par, in multiple ways: 1) The video I posted earlier this month uses something called ColorChord. Charles has been hard at work on it and I've been testing and providing feedback. The entire thing has been rewritten like twice and it's now extremely stable and modular! 2) Remember my "Cool visual thing" milestone? Because ColorChord is so modular now, we got it running on my LED grid on the back of my laptop *right* before MAGFest, and betatested it during my set there. It was great! I've still got a ways to go until I'm happy with the things my LED setup can do, but ColorChord was on the list and it is now DONE! 3) Last year I livestreamed myself writing music a bit, and I plan to do that more this year. However, I also want to stream myself gaming on Twitch, so I *just* got my start on Mother (Earthbound) 1 on the NES, after which I will proceed to 2 on the SNES and 3 on the GBA (all in English). Over the past week I've hacked together my own livestreaming setup because basically none of the Linux streaming solutions worked for what I wanted to do. Even though it is quite a custom ordeal, it's been fairly solid and at least as good as most of the other setups I've worked with. I've logged around 20 hours already using this setup. Since that's my most recent "thing", that's what this Patreon link is. Please head over to my twitch channel and follow (don't forget to enable notifications) if you'd like to watch me stream games or music composition! Hope everyone has had a nice 2015 so far and looking forward to sharing what's coming down the pike!

Ladies and gents, I'm excited and jittery. I've overloaded my responsibilities once again and I will be writing an album worth of Sega Genesis music for the indie game "Where's My Mommy?" The game is currently on Steam Greenlight and needs your votes. Please hit http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=516355703, log into steam, and hit that Yes button so we can self-publish!

Attached to this post is the unedited music from the trailer. Also, a build of the game will be shown sometime in the next month (I think?) so my current plan is to have three more tracks (not counting this one) by the end of the month, at which point they will become a secret EP for you, my Patrons. =]

Let me know what you think and thanks for your support!