Verum Corner

I write music for the sake of experimentation and am happy to share it for everyone. My goal is to surpass myself in what I can do and help others reach the top! 

Wonderfield is an experiment: a mix of guitars, horns and a synthesis chip sound that played music in games from the 90s. 

Initially, while working on the sound, I wrote all the music on simple square waves, emulating the sound of a chip. This approach does not distract from the creative process and eliminates the technical problems associated with writing music in the tracker. 

 

In the process of creating the first compositions, I became interested: “what if I combine the characteristic sound of chiptune with jazz?”. This is how this album was born. 

 

My main inspiration was in the music of Japanese composers who created music for games in the early days of the gaming industry. I’ve always liked the way this music sounds. It is melodic and has its own unique charm. But most importantly it is very diverse. Being very limited instrumental you are more concerned with the development of the melody. 

 

Wonderfield is a desire to understand the genre and create something interesting, something that I really love and hopefully others will love.