Featuring themes from chart-topping games, this exhilarating live show – with a full symphony orchestra, guest presenter and spectacular light display – takes you on a musical journey, celebrating some of the most memorable gaming music from the past 20 years. Music from Jason’s scores to Moss and The Order: 1886 are among the selections.
“Having begun his career in the early 1990s, composer Jason Graves has spent the past two decades amassing an impressive list of credits across multiple disciplines. With a CV that boasts the likes of Dead Space, Prince of Persia, Murdered: Soul Suspect and 2013’s Tomb Raider reboot, it’s fair to say that his output is nothing short of prolific.” Read the complete interview.
“For the second time Jason Graves will be joining SoundTrack Cologne, August 19-23. In the past years he established himself even further as one of the most sought video game composers. He wrote the music for high profile games such as The Order: 1886, Dead Space, Evolve and the 2013 reboot of the successful Tomb Raider series.” Details can be found here.
“Since his 2005 video game scoring debuts with “Rise of the Kasai” and “Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows,” Jason Graves has played faithful service to a genre that’s continually evolved in terms of its striking visuals and bold storytelling…” Read the complete interview with Daniel Schweiger here.
“It’s not often that we flag down video game composers for interviews, but we were recently presented with the opportunity to speak with Jason Graves. To our surprise, we were able to chat for almost an hour about his interesting career and the deeper aspects of his music, and we’ve transcribed all of the highlights.” Read the full interview.
Jason Graves has written music for some of the most successful video games including Tomb Raider, Dead Space and, most recently, The Order. He joins us this Wednesday, 6 May, at 2pm, to answer your questions. Do you have something to ask him?Read the full chat here.
Jason joined Patrick Phillips for a fourth time on Pop Culture Tonight, discussing his “powerful, tragic, dark, and most of all, epic” score for The Order: 1886. Listen to the full interview.
“The Order: 1886’s developers were very clear when approaching Jason: they wanted music that depicted the weight its protagonists carry. Violins and high woodwinds were thrown out, and violas and cellos doubled up. Contrabassoons, bass clarinets and contrabass clarinets reinforced the extreme low frequencies, and the sound for The Order: 1886’s score took shape. There is a lot to learn and enjoy in …
Sony has officially announced Jason as the composer for their biggest release of 2015, The Order: 1886. A digital copy of the soundtrack will be included with both the Premium and Collector’s Editions of the game. The complete score is over two hours long, spanning three years of music production. Watch the behind the scenes video, “Orchestrating The Order: 1886.”