Stimmerman
Hi! I’m Eva Lawitts aka Stimmerman, a games composer, songwriter and instrumentalist from Brooklyn, NY.
You’ll find here a variety of high quality VGM packs across a variety of styles and genres. I love music with dense harmony, danceable rhythms and memorable melodies. My experience as a touring musician and songwriter for rock, jazz, and hip-hop bands gives me a special perspective on what makes a piece of music engaging, memorable and easy to listen to one the first listen as well as the hundredth.
Often times my style lends itself to 2d platformers, puzzle, adventure, simulation and rhythm games, but I also love making orchestral music, which is ideal for RPG and Action-Adventure games.
I’m available to do custom work as well. Below are some reviews for my soundtrack “Get-A-Grip Chip” (Redstart Interactive). Please enjoy!
“An eclectic score courtesy of Eva Lawitts’ project Stimmerman propels the platforming to new heights with a toe-tapping mix of loungey jazz, hypnotic hip-hop, and even surf rock. And the best part? No head-mounted magnetic grappling hook required to headbang along.”
“The real stand out is the soundtrack. It’s an interesting mix of electronic, rock, and jazz, all fused together. The chase songs are energetic and will keep your pulse pounding while you flee for your life. Even the mellow tracks are lively and interesting, though. It’s the kind of soundtrack you can listen to even if you’re not playing the game.”
“The soundtrack for Get-A-Grip Chip has a massive industrial feel featuring tunes based around rock, electronic and funk, which fits the nature of this game so much. The level of intensity the audio builds, the further you progress. On the final level of each floor you have an outrun sequence which the audio amplifies the urgency and really gets the adrenaline pumping.”
-Mkaugaming.com
“Hot tracks accompany the fresh platforming challenges throughout - the original soundtrack is not only chock full of slappers by Stimmerman, but the final level of each world is timed to the beat of its track, so getting into the music will also get you into a perfect gameplay flow.”
