Funked In The HeadA stylish rock vacation to 70s America with funky brass, organs & rocking riffs
Bryce Jacobs
Bryce Jacobs (ASCAP)
Unique, eclectic composer with a passion for hybrid-orientated music.
Selected Albums
- Funked In The HeadA stylish rock vacation to 70s America with funky brass, organs & rocking riffs
Random PrecisionIntense hybrid orchestral action with energetic rock moments and dramatic FX
Out Of ShadowsEmotional hybrid orchestral moments with ambient electronics 
Eclectic HollywoodMusical film club for movie going variety
Latest Tracks
- Her Focus3826/1Textural soundscape with interlocking electric guitar layers, echo FX, synth bass & hypnotic synth melody3:35
- 19913826/2Epic orchestral electronic hybrid with moody bass guitar, driven electric & acoustic guitar, strings, synths & drums 4:12
- PTSD3826/3Reflective hybrid orchestra with heartfelt legato strings, long synth pads, swelled guitars & modulating evolving bass synth2:20
- Out Of State3826/4Hip hop inspired rock with drum kit, distorted electric guitars, drum machine fills, bass & modulated synths3:17
- Djinn3826/5Dark intense synthscape with 4X4 drum machine, large orchestral percussion, distorted synths, vocoder, electric guitar & male backing vocal3:27
- Affliction3826/6Mysterious brooding hybrid orchestra with drum kit, strings, synth pads, electric guitar, brash horns & cinematic percussion4:22
- The Many From The Few3826/7Hypnotic futuristic hybrid orchestra with strings, vocoder, chugging electric guitars, quirky synths, modular leads & drum kit4:13
- Written In Ashes3826/8Reflective hybrid orchestral with lead synth melody, emotive stings, brass, reflective pads, guitars, large epic drums & emotive climax2:42
The story behind the sound
Australian composer, producer and musician Bryce Jacobs combines classical orchestral techniques with electronica elements and guitars to create a sound all his own. Bryce coupled a Bachelor of Music in Performance at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music with a Master's degree in Composition from there as well. Not satisfied with a traditional guitar, he developed a guitar with the range and capabilities of a piano, creating the perfect vessel for his work. Upon moving to Los Angeles, Bryce joined Hans Zimmer's Remote Control Productions and worked closely with composer Ramin Djawadi. Bryce also worked directly with Hans as additional composer and featured guitarist on Ron Howard’s “Rush.” Most recently, Bryce composed music for “Christopher Robin”, which also featured his guitar and vocal performances.