 ad. This piece features the 911 dispatch division of New Orleans (a.k.a. the 

) and its Microsoft-backed effort to streamline emergency response communications. Have a look:

 a touch quiet compared to the voiceover, but you can hear the tune by itself at the bottom of this post!

 patches heard on this one. He also provided plenty of useful critique along the way to help get my tune cooked just right (like a nice big bowl o' jambalaya). The full song can be heard alone below:

: Features dobro guitar, brush drum kit, jazz clarinet, trumpet, trombone, and upright bass in addition to an orchestral and symphonic instrumental suite including strings, legato violin, french horn, timpani, and various percussion. This one has a swampy, jazzy, epic vibe with a 

NOLA's 911 Dispatch, Orchestrated

 adventure piece. As the title suggests, this one features lots of trills, but you'll also find lively brass, woodwind, percussion, and a nice sense of movement and urgency. Short but explosive!

Tension in the intro bursts into a quick-paced 

 feel with a blend of Spielberg-esque optimism and Danny Elfman quirk. Things get dramatic before a timpani delivers an ambiguous finale hit. This track could pair well with a fun action scene or 

Quest for Trills

 at the 82-minute mark in Jeff Bezos's keynote speech 

 We actually submitted quite a few tunes for Amazon to choose from. They ultimately went with Eric's electro number, but this just means we get to keep more of our 

 I'm cooking up using my B-sides. [Working title? 

Amazon Fire Gets Munch'd

Better Late Than Never

Here's some exciting news -- in collaboration with 

 ad campaign! This particular piece features British IT company 

 compiled & edited the whole video, and I tweaked the tune to fit the run time. I even added some charming train whistles. Everything came out swimmingly! :-)

: Features grand piano, orchestral strings, staccato bass, legato violin section, timpani, and various percussion effects. This one has an epic and 

Scoring the London Underground

 and restructured the whole thing to suit the video (which he also edited). Came out great!

Our Music in a Microsoft Ad

 ceremony. A mournful trumpet soars over a determined french horn and tuba duo. This one has a 

, french horn, orchestral tuba, and a generous amount of 

 and airy reverb. A great soundtrack pick for veterans, heroes, or any sort of solemn ceremony -- even a 

Brass Requiem

Here's an icy track I’m personally fond of. This distant, 

. Things begin happily enough on a bright, snowy iceberg morning, but it's quickly apparent something is terribly 

 choir for effect. This would obviously fit nicely in a 

 documentary, but it's versatile enough to serve as a theme to any tale of 

Polar Strings

 wine cork! I'm chalking this up as perhaps the greatest DIY job of all time. :-) Thanks, Trader Joe's!

A Trader Joe's Fix

 clip in a folder full of April's B-sides. This 

: Features keyboard organ, synth bass, analog solo-lead, electronic drums, and SFX. This medium-paced 