Indie
Composer — Salamancy
Recent. Featured in #016 on 21 September 2026.
A solo developer with over a decade in games wants three tracks for an isometric puzzle game with a live Steam page: a title theme of two to two and a half minutes, a loopable gameplay theme of two and a half to three minutes, and a quieter menu variation drawn from one of them. The AI disclosure is the unusual part, and it is handled about as well as it can be. Suno was used for private exploration, the references are offered rather than imposed, and the final music must be human-created. $900–$1,200 covers those three tracks before any commitment to the full soundtrack, and if your usual rate sits somewhat above that, the brief asks you to get in touch anyway. It also asks the composer to bring their own ideas and settle what the game should sound like, which is more creative room than most briefs at this money give you.
From issue #016.