Artist description Midieval is the sole work of Jeremy Gilbert. Heavily influenced by several different artists of varying genres; mixed them all into a sound that's not easily categorized, but holds much of the same sound-style as modern videogame music. However, I believe in powerful music, and try to make each song as moving as possible.

Music Style Varying: Film music, rock, electronic...whatever I feel like.

Musical Influences James Horner, Michael Kamen, Danny Elfman, John Williams, Ryo Yonemitsu, Styx, Chicago, Peter Cetera, Richard Marx, Firehouse, Marc Cohn, Journey

Similar Artists James Horner, Danny Elfman, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Ryo Yonemitsu, John Williams, Styx, Marc Cohn, Journey

Artist History I wrote my first song seven years ago, when I was in eighth grade; it was very primitive compared to what I do now. The song was Heroes Of Balkyrion, based on a pen-and-paper RPG my brother and I were playing at the time. That song has gone through more evolution since its conception than anything I've written since, up to its point today (actually, I wrote a more recent version but it was inferior the the version presented).A couple years later was when I discovered MIDI on my little SB16 (ack) and began composing music. As the years passed, I got better soundcards until I've now come to the SB Live! Using this and a great soundfont known as JnsGM2.0, I have managed to realize some of the greatest songs I've always wanted to write.

Group Members Jeremy Gilbert

Instruments Keyboards (various instruments), a Sound Blaster Live! MIDI synth (equipped with JnsGM2.0 soundbank) and occasionally vocals. The JnsGM2.0 soundfont is available at HammerSound, http://listen.to/HammerSound

Albums Ghosts From The Past

Press Reviews "I am very impressed for it takes a special skill to craft a MIDI into a traditional sounding orchestration." - Last Summer Productions in regards to Tomorrow Killer.

Additional Info http://www.cafepress.com/midieval/

Location Garland, Texas - USA

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