Game composer and video editor · Huntington Beach, CA
Composer/Musician that writes cinematic and emotional tunes
Styles: Ambient, Rock, Metal, Folk, Electronic
Games: Horror, RPG, Narrative, Adventure, Survival, Visual novel, Tactics / turn-based, Mystery / detective
Human-made, no AI
Website: jonathanfrasermusic.com
Links: Bandcamp, Instagram
Music, sound, voices, art, VFX, writing, video, localization, marketing, UI, QA and code for indie games
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