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Hey guys! 

Pro composer based in Paris looking for a team :) I already work in the industry but I'm always down to participate with a cool team on cool projects! 

Portfolio: https://soundcloud.com/yzprod/tracks

Hey man,

Thanks for the praise — I just checked your Artstation, your work is great as well!

Count me in :)

Discord: @yannz_41

Yo guys! I'm a game composer with a lot of experience, if you need someone for the audio side of things, just send me a DM! https://soundcloud.com/yzprod/tracks

Yo guys! I'm a game composer with a lot of experience, if you need someone for the audio side of things, just send me a DM! https://soundcloud.com/yzprod/tracks

Hey Glitch Labs,

Thank you for your comment, it's much appreciated :) 

I think I might have changed the URL at some point for the second link (?) Sorry about that! You can still access the packs on my profile. 


Regarding your criticism about drums and mix, I do agree that they can be underwhelming in comparison to the other instruments/details. To be honest, I had less than two days to do this track and three more for a Godot Jam and this is the result, unnaltered. I'd do something better with actual time to care about the little things and not streamline it as I did. 


All that said, I'm still pretty happy with the result given the time I had and do listen to what you say every time I listen to the tracks myself :) 

I promise I'm better at drumming than that :D

Cheers,
Yanni

Thanks Aidan!

That's cool, I'll have to check your entry this weekend then :)

Do you have Discord?

Hello guys,

If you need a composer for your jam project don't hesitate to  contact me! 

You can check my portfolio over here : 

https://open.spotify.com/intl-fr/artist/76CUcHd0t0XViSm9YBbHBw

I really liked the concept of a photovoltaic human society. I liked the aesthetics and the music was quite pleasant. 

The beginning was pretty easy and once the MC falls to the pit and you realize that darkness can kill you it actually becomes a puzzle-platformer that kinda feels like a souls-like just because you can die a lot :) 

Some minor improvements : some little bugs here and there (the first time I tried to talk to the MC's friend I got stuck and had to restart) and I wouldn't have set up jumping with WASD but on the space bar and the power slide to a shift button, that's my personal preferences, I struggled with some of the challenges because of it. 
Overall I had fun playing it! Kudos :)

I will !

I'll leave a comment later tonight when I'm free :)

great ! I’ll play yours after work then !

It was really cool :) 

I liked the cozy deck building with the eco theme, the designs were pretty and the animations were thought out. You also chose a quite relaxing piece of music for it and it goes very well with it! 

Yo guys!

Of course, I submitted by own game as well (Asami's Journey if you'd like to check out the game and the music, --yes I made the music :))

Send me your games and I'll try to play and rate as many as I can! 

YannZ

Contemplative Fantasy Music Pack – Vol. 2 Released

Hey everyone,

I’ve just updated the Contemplative Fantasy pack with a brand-new Volume 2 and a standalone cinematic theme. If you’re building menus, exploration scenes, or narrative moments, this free pack now offers:

• Vol 1: Lucid – menu themes, “Déjà Vus” in-game OST (and modular loops), credits loop

• Vol 2: Asami’s Journey – intro loop, 3 story loops (A/B/C), climax stinger, full 11:14 suite

• Standalone – “The Witch’s Wish,” a 2:36 cinematic cue

All tracks loop seamlessly and come in WAV/MP3/OGG. Completely free for indie use (just credit YannZ).

Download or redownload here:
https://yannz41.itch.io/contemplative-fantasy-music-pack

Give them a spin in your next prototype and let me know what you think—feedback or ratings on itch really help!

— YannZ

Yeah, why not? Contact me on Discord and we'll see if I have the time :) 

Great !

Most of those tracks should be available as free music packs on my itch page, you can go and download what you need ! 

Don't forget to send me the results afterwards :)

Best pet rock available on the market!

Hi everyone! I’ve just published two distinct free music packs on itch.io and I wanted to introduce them here—right at home in our community space where we can share tools, ideas, and feedback.

Contemplative Fantasy Music Pack

Inspired by games like Zelda, Ori, and Studio Ghibli films, this pack is built for moments of quiet wonder and narrative depth. You’ll find:

• A menu theme (“Ravi de te revoir”) and pause loop (“On a tous besoin de temps”)
• A 10-minute in-game piece (“Déjà Vus”) in both one-shot and loopable form, plus ten 1-minute segments for modular layering
• A short, loopable credits theme (“À une prochaine fois”) All tracks run at 120 BPM and are provided as WAV, MP3, and OGG, complete with metadata and a custom free-to-use license.

Download: https://yannz41.itch.io/contemplative-fantasy-music-pack

Indie Meditations (Minimalist & Cozy Vibes)

For moments when your game needs space to breathe, this pack offers ten 1:28 loops in F (major, minor, or modal) at a steady 120 BPM. Perfect for tutorial screens, village strolls, ocean rafts, or volcanic ascents, each track carries a subtle emotional weight without overwhelming your scene. Provided under CC BY 4.0, these loops are ideal for menus, level ambience, or background storytelling.

Download: https://yannz41.itch.io/indie-meditations-free-music-pack

Why I’m Sharing Here

I’ve used the itch.io community posts to highlight these packs because I believe in building tools that genuinely support your creative process. Whether you’re prototyping, jamming, or polishing a final build, I hope these soundtracks help set the right mood without adding friction.

If you try either pack, please let me know how it fits into your game—or if there’s something you’d tweak. Your feedback helps me shape future releases (and yes, there are more packs in the pipeline).

Thanks for reading, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

— YannZ Composer | Session Musician | Game Audio Artist

Hi everyone!

I’ve just published two distinct free music packs on itch.io and I wanted to introduce them here—right at home in our community space where we can share tools, ideas, and feedback.

Contemplative Fantasy Music Pack

Inspired by games like Zelda, Ori, and Studio Ghibli films, this pack is built for moments of quiet wonder and narrative depth. You’ll find:

• A menu theme (“Ravi de te revoir”) and pause loop (“On a tous besoin de temps”)

• A 10-minute in-game piece (“Déjà Vus”) in both one-shot and loopable form, plus ten 1-minute segments for modular layering

• A short, loopable credits theme (“À une prochaine fois”) All tracks run at 120 BPM and are provided as WAV, MP3, and OGG, complete with metadata and a custom free-to-use license.

Download: https://yannz41.itch.io/contemplative-fantasy-music-pack

Indie Meditations (Minimalist & Cozy Vibes)

For moments when your game needs space to breathe, this pack offers ten 1:28 loops in F (major, minor, or modal) at a steady 120 BPM. Perfect for tutorial screens, village strolls, ocean rafts, or volcanic ascents, each track carries a subtle emotional weight without overwhelming your scene. Provided under CC BY 4.0, these loops are ideal for menus, level ambience, or background storytelling.

Download: https://yannz41.itch.io/indie-meditations-free-music-pack

Why I’m Sharing Here

I’ve used the itch.io community posts to highlight these packs because I believe in building tools that genuinely support your creative process. Whether you’re prototyping, jamming, or polishing a final build, I hope these soundtracks help set the right mood without adding friction.

If you try either pack, please let me know how it fits into your game—or if there’s something you’d tweak. Your feedback helps me shape future releases (and yes, there are more packs in the pipeline).

Thanks for reading, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

— YannZ Composer | Session Musician | Game Audio Artist

Thank you very much ! 

Enjoy the pack and if you ever use it send me the results :)

Yeah sorry about that, you're the second person who struggled with the camera, idk why :( 

We'll be updating the build after the jam vote ends, thanks anyways !

It was hard to pinpoint, it was maybe the mix between the vibrant thing + the colors changing. Maybe I'm one on a million but it gave me a mini-headache ! 

You'll share me the toned down version after the jam's over!

Really cute animals! I'll go eat something and get back to play it again to see if my fences make sense next time :) 

As a composer I quite liked the music, even the distorted guitars that  came ouf of nowhere were quite cool :) 

The animals are really cute and it does make you want to spend more time with them. I suffered at the beginning with the controllers and all the elements but overall I truly think is quite an original idea! Congrats :)

I did man, good game! As I said on my comment, I'm down to play an easy-tho-the-eyes version :) 

Man, I do have to say my eyesight was unable to handle it :( 

I have naturally bad eyes and your warning was fair, haha. I was unable to continue playing :( 

I loved the way the ball moved though, I wanted to get more of a hang of the controllers but well.

Send me a easy-for-eyes-version and I'd love to give it a go again !

Already did! Good job for your first jam! 

Keep it up, mate :) 

Good job !

I enjoyed the theme and kept killing them for about 7/10 min.

I don't know if you intended it but when you shoot backwards you actually get propelled with the fireball which is actually pretty cool, if it's a bug, the best bug possible ;) 

Some little things that would have make it better : 

-To have enemies changing patterns (coming from behind or walking back)

-To add a UI curve around the wand that can indicate the angle of the attack (sometimes you're not sure if the character will attack where you click) 

-I had the impression it needed some drop of some kind, maybe weapons, health or coins.

Overall I had fun, keep the good work !

I'm really sorry that's happened to you :( to be honest you're the first to tell us that. 

Unfortunately, indeed our bugs are not considered 'game-breaking' so at least until the end of the votes we'll have to leave as is. 

Come by and check it afterwards !

Go ahead and share ! 

If you wanna check the game we did as well that would be great <3 

https://itch.io/jam/godot-wild-jam-80/rate/3469247

You can play our game :)

https://itch.io/jam/godot-wild-jam-80/rate/3469247

Thank you, Nick ! 

We'll be polishing the game after the jam, we hope you can play it once it's less buggy !

It did feel weird to 'load' like that but actually is quite fun,  maybe paring the keystrokes with the music would be fun (I'm a composer, sorry ;) ) 

Kay ! I'll play it after work :) 

You can play our game :)

https://itch.io/jam/godot-wild-jam-80/rate/3469247

Thank you for your message ! 

We'll try to update this game in the following months :) 

If you want to download and use the music for your projects you can check the free music pack on my itch page :) 

Thank you for your comment ! 
We'll try to work on the bugs after the jam and try to do something nice and cozy with it :) 

Beautiful game !

I have yet to finish the game but I absolutely loved the aesthetics and the feel !

I'd have loved to add some weird music to it :)

Hello guys ! 

I'm YannZ, a professional composer and sound designer reconverting to video game music. This would be my 3rd jam, if you guys need music and beeps and boops, I'm here 

You can check some of my tracks here :

  https://soundcloud.com/yzprod/albums