Artist description 20 year old guy that likes to make music generally focusing on 20th century classical/orchestral, but likes to expand into rock, heavy metal, and jazz also.

Music Style All kinds

Musical Influences Yoko Kanno, Hans Zimmer, Harry Gregson Williams, Howard Shore, John Powell, Bill Brown, Nobuo Uematsu, and Yasunori Mitsuda.

Similar Artists Yoko Kanno, Bill Brown, Hans Zimmer, John Powell

Artist History Jared began music on violin and pursued it for 5 years. After giving it up, he took up percussion, and still is. He began composing at the age of 16, and explored composition in all genres. He continues to strive for this goal and hopes to become a full time film, game, or tv composer. Jared is currently majoring in Music Engineering Techology at Ball State University.

Group Members Jared Hudson

Instruments Various

Albums Screaming Emotions

Press Reviews I have heard many attempts at film-type music that works on some levels, but is lacking in others. In Mr. Hudson's case, I believe that he has discovered the heart of scoring for film, while creating music that stands well on its own. I can only hope that in the future we get to hear his music and skills prominently associated with film. If you are interested in hearing music from a composer that I really believe will be working on films someday, check out this artists’ web site. - Bill Wright (godsofmusic.com)******************************** You'll hear jared's work in the big time games one day. Either that or you'll hear it in the movie theatre trailers. - Edgen's Killer Film Score Picks

Additional Info Had trailer score produced by DigitalWorld FX premiere at Siggraph 2003 in San Diego. Did music for Archvision's Demo CD shipping with 3D Studio Max 6.

Location Brownsburg, Indiana - USA

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