"Metamorphosis" Festival Announcements

I'm very pleased to share Anna Rudichenko's animated short film Metamorphosis which features my original score has been selected for screening and competition for four festivals later this year! It will be part of Linoleum festival's Ukrainian competition as well as Ottawa International Animation Festival's Canadian Student Competition. Metamorphosis will also be screened at Berlin's Festival of Animation and Flipbook Festival of European Animation, further details and tickets are available on the linked festival websites.

You can listen to the film's score in full as part of my album Mischief & Mystery: Sheridan Scores '19. A short synopsis of the film is below:

Gregor is a soviet WW2 veteran and breadwinner for his elderly Father and young sister. In a loose adaptation of Franz Kafka’s “Metamorphosis” Gregor’s life is suddenly in turmoil after a tragic event pits his family against each other.

If you manage to catch the festival screenings online or in person I hope you enjoy Anna's wonderful film and the other amazing shorts and features it will be sharing the screen with!

"NOMAD" Game Soundtrack Out Now!

My score to the desert shooter game NOMAD is out now, available to stream and buy! Have a listen to the two high energy desert-blues inflected tracks on Spotify, Apple Music and others as well as my releases page.

I hope you enjoy the trailer above and get a chance to listen to the full soundtrack, if you like the look of the gameplay you can wishlist Nomad on Steam here.

"LYT - Living Your Truth" Trailer Release

The trailer for Ricardo Bouyett's upcoming film Living Your Truth featuring my original score has just been released! You can watch it below:

Further details about the film are available on Ricardo's website, in summary:

“Momma JackieJ and Eleshia Simms-Harris illustrate the generational tether of trauma that binds elders with their youth through their shared stories of mental health issues. In Living Your Truth, Momma JackieJ offers guidance as Eleshia and the rest of her community navigate the stigma of mental health as they engage in an open dialogue that quickly becomes a visual mecca. Through the power of conversation, solidarity, and activism, Living Your Truth calls everyone to self-reflect and do the inner work to begin the healing process.”