Global Game Jam 2015 (Cleveland Game Developers)

by Ian Faleer

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1.	Broc 'n Roll 01:10	lyrics	buy track
instrumental
2.	The Dance of No Shame 00:46	lyrics	buy track
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3.	A Blade Without Mercy 01:46	lyrics	buy track
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4.	You Are My Light 03:10	lyrics	buy track
You are my light. I'm drawn to you. What do we do now that we...?
5.	To Lands Unknown 02:53	info	buy track
6.	Gurdy Yer Loins! 00:41	lyrics	buy track
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7.	A Short Silly Piece 00:36	lyrics	buy track
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8.	Busy Workers 00:46	info	buy track
9.	It's the End Point of Dinosaur Civilization (And I Survived) (free) 00:50	lyrics	download
It's the end point of dinosaur civilization It's the end point of dinosaur civilization It's the end point of dinosaur civilization What do we do now? It's the end point of dinosaur civilization (x3) (I'm glad I'm not a dinosaur) But I'm all right Yeah I survived Because I'm a mammal

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This album is a compilation of all of the music I created for nine diverse games during the 2015 Global Game Jam. This is my fourth year participating in the Global Game Jam as a composer. During this event, which takes place simultaneously in 63 countries, programmers, writers, artists, and musicians work in teams (or solo) to create games over a 48 hour period. Each year participants are challenged to base their games on a specific theme, and the theme for this year's event was the phrase "What do we do now?"

I began writing this music on Friday January 23rd and finished by Sunday January 25th, having put in roughly 18 hours of composition and recording over the course of the weekend. As with years past, each game has unique technical and stylistic musical requirements. I look forward to the Global Game Jam every year as it is a terrific test of my ability to balance multiple projects, to push myself to meet tight deadlines, and to trust my creative instincts. Feel free to download any of these tracks for free, but payment of any amount is always graciously accepted. I hope you enjoy this music.

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released January 26, 2015

Music composed, arranged, performed and recorded by Ian Faleer

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Ian Faleer Oberlin, Ohio

Ian Faleer is a graduate of the Oberlin College Conservatory. He works in Northeast Ohio as a music educator, choral conductor, and freelance composer/sound designer for games and other media.

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