I put together 5 relatively short, lo-fi (chiptune-esque?) pieces in a collection I like to call Average Town. These are simple tunes with simple rhythms and melodies, and I like it that way.

Hearkening back to a time when budgets for video games didn't include any money for sound, programmers had to do what they could. The timeless audio created by archaic hardware has never lost its charm to my ears and I'll readily listen to this kind of stuff right alongside orchestral symphonies and rock and roll.

PROOF.

I finally got around to submitting Ebben Flow to some gaming blogs and Kotaku actually posted me! My site went down and I've had to remove basically everything MP3-related except for it, but I got some Internet fame, which is cool.

If you haven't listened yet, check it out.

Nebyoolae.com has once again gone through a visual transformation, but there has been work done on the back-end, too. However, unless you're a web developer like me, you probably don't know or care about that kind of thing, so I'll just point you to the music link over there on the left. It'll take you to the audio creations I've been known to make on occasion.

There is also a link to my current music studio stats, as well as links to other sites I've built as I've tightened my coding abilities over the years.