Daniel Núñez Martín

Daniel Núñez Martín is an original video game music soundtrack composer, musician and music producer from Spain. His style mainly focuses on classical and post-classical orchestral pieces, often with a cinematic soundtrack touch. His works have in common the extreme attention to detail in composition and production, always looking for that emotional depth that only musical form can express. Influenced by his love of film and especially video games, his music has a unique feel that is often described as an amalgamation of classically influenced music and modern western orchestral soundtracks. After writing more than a dozen soundtracks for short films and after three years of intense work in 2016 he wrote the soundtrack for Ágora Historia (Original Soundtrack). An educational history radio program with multiple historical ambiences. In 2021 he has published the soundtracks for the videogames Magic Twins (The Original Soundtrack), an original and fun soundtrack, Body Quest (Original Game Soundtrack) a daring electronic soundtrack and his latest album VIDEO GAME MUSIC Collection Vol. 1, a compilation of soundtracks for various video games. His main musical influences are John Williams, Danny Elfman, Hans Zimmer, Nobuo Uematsu, Vangelis, Ennio Morricone, Harry Gregson-Williams, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Ludwig van Beethoven, Gustav Holst, Joe Hisaishi