ORGANIC FARM-TO-TABLE MUSIC
Berklee-trained composer & orchestrator, never using AI. Analog synths, orchestral recordings, and real live players.
Berklee-trained composer & orchestrator, never using AI. Analog synths, orchestral recordings, and real live players.

Orchestration. ★ 9.2/10 IMDB.
#1 K-Drama on Netflix spring of 2025.

Orchestration. Amazon Prime Video.
★ 8.5/10 IMDB. 2024.

Orchestration. Amazon Prime Video. ★7.8/10 IMDB. 2024.

Composer and Orchestrator. Tubi. 2024 feature-length film. Political Comedy.

Composer. 2023 feature-length film. Thriller.

Sound design and Foley. ★ 8.6/10 IMDB. 2021 Sci-fi Thriller.

Composer. ★ 8.1/10 IMDB. 2021 Documentary.

Composer. ★ 7.8/10 IMDB. 2021 Netflix Documentary.
Collaboration with Ryan Clark to make Hallmark-ready music! He wrote the melody and some string parts and I wrote the woodwinds and some more movements into the rest. Really fun to work with him for this pitch!
Recorded and Performed by the Dallas Asian Winds on October 6, 2024.
It was a little different than the usual film scoring orchestras I work with since there are only wind players! I played clarinet for eight years in a symphonic ensemble so you'll hear how I leaned on them. It was a joy to write and even better to hear live!
Not to worry: I already apologized to the french horns for that high G.
All organic, all fresh from the beat farm for your ears. Cues from commercials, TV and features! Some recorded live with a professional orchestra, some hybrid, some acoustic. All without the use of any black magic-generated AI-laden nonsense. I actually spent hundreds of tedious hours on the music!

SO WHY IS THIS FARM-THEMED? I'm just from a small sandbar of a town surrounded by dairy farms. Yeah I'm the only one of my family of seven that lives in "the big city." My wife and kids definitely aren't just borrowing the terminology of organic food - we cook and eat it. Back in Winona I'd be considered a "granola". You may find me buying raw honey at a farmer's market on the weekend...
Anyways, in this wild time of people who don't even like music using AI to generate music, it's vital that the ones that love it are the ones making it! I'm doing everything I can to work with real players, and make raw, emotional, human, organic, breathing scores. Whether it's my own, or I'm orchestrating for someone else, life is the most vital thing we can put in our music. I mean, why else would I be doing this? It's certainly not for the money.
But how'd I get here? Well,
I GUESS MY GRANDMA'S LOVE OF MUSIC finally rubbed off on me. We all had to take lessons on various instruments as kids but I was the only one that stuck with classical piano. Always listened to classic rock with my dad. Then I got into jazz. Had a trio that played a few gigs. Then I started loving playing around in Logic. Then in college I scored a couple of short films for friends just for fun.
THEN I DECIDED TO GET SERIOUS. Found a mentor who worked as a commercial composer. Went to Berklee. Scored several short films, worked in commercial sound design for five years. Got married. Had a little family. Learned to speak Mandarin.
AND KEPT ROLLING. Hired the Prague Philharmonic for a movie project. I actually lost more money than I made but I was proud of my music. Scored another movie using all the synths I could find. Even scored a scene for a weird life-size rubber alien that the director promised would "look even greasier in post." Then worked with the Budapest Scoring Orchestra. Then started learning even more orchestration from great mentors. Some breaks, some ups, some downs. Went to LA. Went to Dallas. Now between the two cities and writing every day. Still orchestrating for major motion pictures and Apple TV+ shows!
This portfolio is just for showing my music writing and things. I also love reading and hosting dinners and old movies and citypop records and backpacking and traveling overseas with my family. I'm not the type of person who thinks we should define ourselves solely by our jobs, but hey, this is America.
Thanks for stopping by! Get a boba tea on your way out. You can email me using the link below or contact me at ericdanielmeyer@gmail.com!
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