Dave Mieloch writes music for video game developers that want their games to be emotional, epic, and want their gamers to lose themselves in surreal and exotic sound worlds. As a gamer himself, his musical background in metal and film naturally synthesize to produce music that works hauntingly perfect in interactive media.

Dave first began composing music in high school while playing drums in original music bands. In music school he wrote many works for orchestra and chamber ensemble and had the opportunity of having groups like Orchestra 2001, Network for New Music, The Link Ensemble, and Odd Appetite perform his music.

By the time he had graduated college, Dave had experimented in all styles of composition and had begun to establish his trademark dark, eclectic sound. Recently graduating West Chester University with a Bachelors Degree in Music Theory and Composition, Dave continues to expand his technique while pursuing the stage with “Hung” his NYC based Progressive Metal Band.

From his first film projects, Dave's voice has been uniquely dark, rhythmic, and exotic. His early score for the award winning short, Merry Melony Ep. 1, evoked a dark and surreal sound world for Melony who awakes confused in a Donnie Darko-esqe dream land. Merry Melony Ep. 1 was widely praised on Newgrounds.com having received over 550,000 views and many viewership awards.

Dave's ability to create unique and exotic music landed him an opportunity to provide music for animator Eric Drobile, artist Vladimir Kush, library music for producer Bobby Morgenstein, and original music for the video game "Project Oblivion." In his signature style of dark, exotic textures, he was able to weave several futuristic tracks together evocative of the game’s fast paced sci-fi shooter environment.

Although active in composing Music and SFX for all forms of digital media, Dave’s passion is in helping video game developers to create lush interactive musical environments for their gamers to experience. His state of the art computer system, sample libraries, and university education provide him with a birth of resources for creating rich orchestral textures charged with emotion as well as intense live rock band oriented textures when the scene requires.

Dave is currently working with J.S. Lange Productions, a video production company that works with companies to produce high quality digital media products. He is affiliated with the American Composers Forum, Game Audio Network Guild, Film Industry Philadelphia Meetup Group, and FilmMusic Jobwire.