Featured Works
01Glasshouse Hymn
Neo-Noir Film Score
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Featured Works
01Neo-Noir Film Score
Every cue starts from silence — no stock beds, no library themes — composed to your cut, your rhythm and your world.
Why Vesper
Original themes and motifs written to picture, built to carry character, tension and release.
Layered ambience and detailed Foley mixed in depth, so every scene feels physical and alive.
Two disciplines, one goal: music that lifts the image and sound that deepens the world.
Services
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Bespoke main themes, underscore and end titles — spotted to your locked cut and delivered mix-ready with full stems.
#FEATURESCORING #ORIGINAL THEMES
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Adaptive loops, layers and stingers composed for engines and middleware, ready to follow gameplay moment to moment.
#GAME MUSIC #ADAPTIVE OST
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Wind, weather, weight and interface — atmospheres, Foley and effects sculpted, edited and delivered ready for the dub.
#SOUND DESIGN #WORLD BUILDING
Selected work
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A slow-burn neo-noir score — muted piano, bowed strings and rain-worn synths beneath a glass harmonica theme.
A wind-and-brass sea epic built on a four-note call that swells, breaks and returns with every tide.
A choir-and-strings slow burn for a festival drama — voices stacked like firelight over deep ensemble swells.
A cold-climate elegy of felt piano, hardanger fiddle and low brass, written for a wilderness epic.
FAQs
Yes — nothing is pulled from a library. We spot the film with you, sketch themes to picture, revise them together, then record, arrange and mix the final score with full stems for your dub stage.
Features and shorts, documentaries, series, games, trailers, idents and installations. If it needs music or sound that serves a story — from a six-second sting to a full season — it belongs here.
Short-form work usually delivers in 5–14 days. Feature scores run four to eight weeks with revisions included. Locked to a premiere date? Tell us the deadline and we will schedule backwards from it.
Field notes
June 10, 2026 | By Wren Nakamura
June 10, 2026 | By Wren Nakamura
June 10, 2026 | By Wren Nakamura