Music by Dave Harris
👇 Listen on Bandcamp, SoundCloud, YouTube and Spotify ♫ 👇
☝️ I can also be found on social media ☝️
Demo reel of music published 2010~2014
About Dave:
I'm an independent desktop computer music producer (DTM) and keyboardist living in rural South Gloucestershire, UK, releasing music via the web since 2001, with numerous releases available via Bandcamp.
Primarily known for whimsical videogame and jazz fusion-inspired MIDI synthesizer music and chiptunes, my music has been released on a variety of netlabels including Ubiktune, IiIypad and the now-defunct Digital Force Records. My music has also appeared in several videogames, such as Christmas Memory, Super Bat Puncher, Guessdomisation, 2a03 Wing, and Flash Flash Revolution.
In addition to producing original music and remixes for other artists, I have also transcribed hundreds of songs from video games into General MIDI format for The Videogame Music Archive, where I also assisted as an Update Co-Ordinator for roughly a decade. Today I still help operate its Discord server.
I also curate the Sample Pack Contest series of music compos, which began in 2005, originally on vgmusic.com's forums. The Discord server for Sample Pack Contest is here, if such a thing interests you.
Since 2010 I have also been running another music sharing and discussion-themed Discord server/community called Maj7 (public invites temporarily disabled; please e-mail me.) In December 2020, Maj7 enjoyed a dramatic increase in membership and activity, with respect to the emergence of the Digital Fusion genre/movement, as spearheaded by Aivi Tran. Our membership currently stands at over 1,200!
Self-taught but school-refined, I studied music at GCSE and A-Level, then finally completed a BA (Hons) degree in Creative Music Technology at Bath Spa University.
Downloads:
Previous incarnations of Iridescent Audio hosted my original music, covers, remixes and much other content. This can mostly now be found under the above links to third-party services like Bandcamp, YouTube, SoundCloud and Spotify, however I am also using Dropbox to host files that are not hosted elsewhere (free neocities isn't the best for file hosting unfortunately!):
Videogame music covers/transcriptions (MIDI/NSF)
Videogame SoundFonts (SF2)