[Music Composer] Space ARPG looking for a composer (Paid) Thread

Update: Thanks for all the submissions! Due to the high volume I haven't been able to respond individually to every one. No new applications are needed at this time.

Hi there!

I'm the developer of Starcom:Nexus, a space action/adventure RPG in development. I'm looking for one or more composers to create its soundtrack. This is a paid, work-for-hire project.

Aesthetically, I'm looking for music that's appropriate to the sci-fi, space exploration theme of the game. The music tracks will generally fall into two categories:

• Location themes: Atmospheric music specific to areas of space. The themes would be designed to evoke a sense of exploration, mystery, danger, discovery, safety or wonder.
• Context specific: Music to play during certain situations such as combat or in the main menu.

Various examples of tracks that fit with the style I'm looking for:

Starcomnexus.com : The game's current (placeholder) background music/sound.
Youtu.be : General exploration
Youtu.be : General exploration
Youtu.be : Combat
Youtu.be : Combat
Youtu.be : Tension/threat
Youtu.be : Tension/threat
Youtu.be : Wonder/discovery
Youtu.be : Mysterious

If you're interested, please contact me with the following:

* Your name and contact info;
* Link to your portfolio along with any specific compositions you think are relevant;
* Your rates;
* A ballpark estimate in cost and calendar time to produce 10 tracks with a total duration of 20-30 minutes, including revisions based on feedback;
* Any limitations on your availability in the next two months.

Thank you for your time!

Edited by: justkevin

Sent an email your way a while ago!

Old post, did you find someone.... ???

E-mail me at haris_secerovic@live.com

Best Wishes,

Haris

While the post is old. I can't see any updates on whether or not you have found a composer for your game.

If you are still looking for someone to composer, you can email me at: emil.dien.tran@gmail.com

Would love to work with you.

Emil Tran

Edited by: emildientran