Chimera Music offers its services to game/software developers in need of music for their product. Consisting of six people, we cover the entire spectrum of electronic music, including but not limited to: chiptunes, techno, ambient, demostyle, experimental electronica, acid jazz, etcetera. And even though as a scene group we primarily use native module formats, MP3 and OGG can also be provided.

Because we compose music first and foremost for our own enjoyment, we don't require any form of payment for our music. However, that also means that we won't take jobs for commercial projects; we are available for freeware productions only. We also reserve the right to reject opportunities, for instance, when our time is limited; we aren't convinced of the quality of the product; or other good reasons like that. Finally, we insist that all music produced for your project remains our intellectual property.

With that out of the way, here's how to get in touch with us. Send us a working in-progress example and/or design of any kind, and we'll get back to you to discuss the matter. (As for the platform, Windows is preferred because of practical reasons, but we'd have no problems working for a Linux-based project). You can use the contact form or e-mail group organizer Alpha Centauri directly.

Music examples
Take a peek at our Releases section for music released under the Chimera label. Much more work by our individual artists can be found under our profiles on modulez.org (tracker scene community):

• Alpha Centauri (Marcel van Wijk) -- techno, house
• JvK (Jonathan von Kelaita) -- funk, house, chiptunes
• John Marwin -- techno, hardcore, experimental
• MrGamer (Andreas Rohdin) -- game/demostyle, electronica, chiptunes
• Okeanos (Olivier Degand) -- game/demostyle, chiptunes, easy listening
• Rayko (Matias Ezequiel) -- ambient, synth

 
Current projects

• At the moment we're working with independent developer Wesley Stessens (profoX) to provide module music for a cross-platform (SDL-based) Pong/Arkanoid clone (blog post, Dutch language).
• Also we're providing the soundtrack to Louis Lavallée's Total Carnage, a 2D game inspired on Geometry Wars (download demo, requires .NET Framework 2.0).