Biography
Garrett McPherson is a composer and mixing engineer from Sacramento California. His music is very diverse ranging from, but not limited to, driving rock to intimate orchestral music. Garrett was self taught in music composition until he entered the Biola Conservatory of Music in 2010. There he received a Bachelor of Arts in Music with emphasis in composition. There he studied under composers Robert Denham, Christopher Wills, Alex Lu, Lawrence Mumford, and Jonathan Neal. He received awards for his music during his time at Biola including three time finalist in the annual Composition Competition (California Blue, 2010; Sarai’s Lament, 2011; Nocturne, 2014) and winning the P.E.R.C competition (Mountain Rails, 2011). Garrett also has a passion for film and interactive music, he has scored several films and games since he has began his composition career.
After graduating, Garrett McPherson became involved in his local game development community, scoring the music and creating sound effects for various games. In 2018 Garrett began exploring level design and 3D art though the Unity developed social game VRChat.
After graduating, Garrett McPherson became involved in his local game development community, scoring the music and creating sound effects for various games. In 2018 Garrett began exploring level design and 3D art though the Unity developed social game VRChat.