
Tinman Soundtrack by Kaleb Grace [art]
Also, “Monochromatic” is available for free on SoundCloud. This chiptune style track is a sneak preview of the soundtrack to Chroma, a 2D platforming game in development for the Ouya.

Tinman Soundtrack by Kaleb Grace [art]
Also, “Monochromatic” is available for free on SoundCloud. This chiptune style track is a sneak preview of the soundtrack to Chroma, a 2D platforming game in development for the Ouya.

Navagraha by
Speed of Sound [art]
I helped with the creation of this album, and composed my own track, “Mars“, on which Subramanya Ananda and Cameron McLaughlin perform. [lossless mirror]
Navagraha is an album (nearly) completed over two days, with final mixing and mastering done not long afterwards. “Mars” is one of those tracks completed in its entirety over roughly a 24hr period.

The InStereoType group, who will release the album, AuRen [tentative title].
I’ve been working on a good deal of original music this year, and there are several tracks I’ve created that are either complete or 99% there. Unfortunately, most of them are for albums that are not yet finished. I’m not going to give time estimates on any of these, since they are not solely under my control, and are always subject to change. However, I’d at least like to share the names of the albums and tracks to list the “coming attractions”.
I have officially launched a new alias for myself: Tortoisone
This is to be used for commercial electronic music productions. My other music compositions, including game soundtracks, will continue to use the name Kaleb Grace.
Clark & Dagger Original Score is now available for free on Bandcamp.
I am also hosting a mirror of the Clark & Dagger album in lossless quality, should there be any problem with Bandcamp.
This is the original score for Clark & Dagger, a student-developed stealth co-op game which you can get for free on Windows or Mac OS X.
Clark & Dagger has been released for download (free). I worked with Cameron on the music, and also designed the Cogswell Game Dev Club logo that you see when starting up the game (I will post a finalized version of the logo on my site later).
It has been over six months since my last post, so I wanted to give a status update. I’ve laid my hands on a few different projects, including Worlds Apart, the Cogswell blog, “Creeping Forest Stream”, and Clark & Dagger. Details as follows…
Tonight I had the honor of winning the award for best Music Composition at the Cogswell Fusion Awards. “Jum Alpha Laboratory (Fusion Mix)” beat out six strong entries from other students. I thank everyone who voted for me. It’s truly encouraging to know that, even as a first-term student, I’m getting recognition for my ideas and skill. With the vast amount of knowledge I’m learning at this school, I can only assume next year’s entry will be even better.
As a note, “Fusion Mix” is essentially the same as the original version from my Admission Portfolio but looped/faded. Nevertheless, it’s available from the preceding link.
Jum Alpha Laboratory (Fusion Mix) by Kaleb Grace is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Catalogue #:
KRG2011b
I Can Has Your Planet? Original Score is now available for free on Bandcamp.
I am also hosting a mirror of the ICHYP? album in lossless quality, should there be any problem with Bandcamp.
This is a two-track score created for I Can Has Your Planet?, a product of Global Game Jam 2011.
My Cogswell Admission Portfolio consists of three music pieces I finished in 2010 that I submitted to Cogswell Polytechnical College for their consideration. The three tracks are as follows:
These stand as my earliest solo music compositions to be completed. I hope that in the future, I can look back at these to see how far I’ve come!
Cogswell Admission Portfolio by Kaleb Grace is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Catalogue #:
KRG2010a