I score, sound-design, and implement the audio for mobile games — written, recorded, and mixed in a home studio, shipped to millions of players.
I composed the score and designed the full sound of Hatch Dragons — from the hatching chime players hear thousands of times to the adaptive music layers that shift with every stage of the game.
The game went on to rank #1 in the U.S., and the audio direction was recognized with a Gold NYX Award for Audio Design.
Scores, sound design, and implementation across the mobile titles I've worked on.
Full original score and sound design. #1 in the U.S. · Gold, NYX Awards.
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Awarded for the full audio direction on Hatch Dragons, spanning original score, sound design, character voice work, and adaptive implementation — judged by a jury of 200+ industry experts from studios including Riot Games and Nexon.
Game audio is the day job — the rest of the practice runs alongside it: voicing characters, producing local artists, and releasing original music independently.
Beyond scoring Hatch Dragons, I voiced its mythical inhabitants — building a series of otherworldly, unique vocalisations for the game's creatures, recorded and designed entirely in the home studio.
In my spare time I record, produce, and mentor local musicians — helping them shape and release their own work, and passing on what running a studio and shipping records has taught me.
Outside of games, original music goes out under my own name — exploring melancholia, nostalgia, and serenity. The catalogue is closing in on 1,000 monthly listeners, with streams climbing 60–70 a day.
Everything is written, recorded, and mixed from a home studio — from first sketch to the final implementation-ready stems that go into the game engine.
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