Welcome!
I'm Gammis. This is my homepage. I make music for games. I've composed over 1000 songs and tunes over the years and it seems that I'll never stop creating, I'm just one of "those" guys I guess. My main goal with this page is to easily show some of my work for my future co-workers in the gaming industry. It is also a space where I intend to gather all that I've created over the years, just for fun. I hope that you will enjoy your stay!
- Gammis

News 23rd Oct 2020:
Hi! Another release is done. This time I'm introducing a new project called "EDM Gammis". It's, as you can imagine, a "Electronic Dance Music remix project" of old Gammis songs. Most of the initial work was about combining new knowledge and creativity with old song ideas and recordings. That was really fun. I have chosen some of my Swedish songs that I thought deserves a better presentation than the rock productions from old. Some songs didn't make the cut, resulting in an short album that apparently identifies as a EP on the streaming services. This is the first time that I choose to cut some of the songs on a album while still feeling perfectly fine with it. The album title is a play on words with a pretty immature twist ("tolk" means "interpret" but "tork" means "whipe"). Even if this isn't my most serious release I'm still proud of the outcome. I'm most pleased with song 2: "Mamma". The original song had some potential but that recording was - for lack of better words - awful. Now I really feel that I've made a version that is worthy the heavy text that I wrote as a teenager. I hope you like it too!

Gammis Tolkar Sig Själv:

Dance to Gammis songs - the best of two worlds?!
EDM Remixes made from 2017 to 2020.
- Gammis

News 25th Jul 2020:
Finally the next Gammis album is out. This album is not as dark and depressing as the last one in the planned Gammis series of four albums. Most of these songs would fit under the "mindless happy rock" genre, as many of the Swedish gammis songs of the past. I'm particularly happy with a few of the mixes here; "Salt i Min Fil", "Praktikant hos St.Per" and "Kul att Du Tyckte om Min Låt" mainly. I think they mark another step forward in my development as a music producer. It also gives me some extra warmth when my kids want to participate in my music.

Konspirationsteorier i Bollhavet:

Fun loving Swedish rock music.
Songs made from ideas recorded with my dictaphone over a wast period of time, recorded throughout 2018 to 2020.
- Gammis

News 30th Jun 2020:
I never thought that the corona virus would affect my work in any way, but then I realized that it might take longer to get my albums out to their destinations. A couple of extra weeks later, here we are:

Chip December:

Instrumental techno remixes of some of my old chip tunes.
Songs made in FT2 back in December 2001, remade in logic pro 2020.
- Gammis

News 1st Jun 2020:
Hi there! Half of the year has nearly gone and I still have no albums to present to you, but fear not! In fact it's a great year so far both in terms of productivity and creativity. I started off with listing four different projects that I made up goals for this year, I even let some of my fans vote for which project I would focus on first. Now, when this years first finished product is about to be released, I realize that this particular project wasn't even an option in that vote. When there's only the deadlines I make up for myself, there's always room for a creative outburst or two. :) But I have done a lot with the four initial projects as well. Now I'm currently waiting for other participants to do their parts in two of the projects while I'm taking my time to mix and master three other projects where  everything is already recorded - with perhaps one song as an exception. Keep in mind that when I write about different projects I mean full length albums in all these five cases, so there's a lot of work.

I took another look at the "about me" page and updated it a bit. Some new music projects and games added to the lists there as well as a little text part about my childhood and why music meant so much from early on.

In other news, My son came up with a brilliant idea today, so I made a hidden page section just to explain the idea a bit more deeply.
- Gammis

News 22nd Feb 2020:
Hello.. I looked up my page on my phone and realized that the Discography section was awful to look at while using small screens. So here's a small update, still using the 2017 build though. The new projects are coming on nicely. Have a super day!
- Gammis

News 14th Dec 2019:
It's time for my yearly sum-up. I'm a stat-guy. I like seeing my work broken down into numbers. But not everything that is important when it comes to music can be measured in basic statistics, otherwise this entry would be a real downer. The "dream number" for my finished recordings this year was 88, but the real number turned out to be 17.
The numbers:
54 released tracks.
17 finished recordings.
5 of them match both categories.


With that said, I feel strangely contempt with what I've came up with this year. Instead of rushing out the albums that were waiting for release, I took my time and did them justice. When I finally was done with producing the "Glitterbengt was Here" album, I had less then half of the year remaining to focus on new recordings. I did not. Instead I started to manage some of my old songs even more rigorous. So, now I have three series of albums waiting to get made.

The first series is divided in three parts. It's inspired by a book I've written myself and will be released by Detached Ignorance since the lyrics will be in English. It contains some songs that I made back in 2012, but I'm still not finished with all the recordings to the first part. This first part, however, is my current main project and will hopefully get released in the first half of 2020.

The second series is divided into four parts. I asked my wife how she thought I should split all the songs I have in mind for these albums and she said that it's better to not mix the different themes and feelings too much. So I'll be keeping most of the depressed songs in one part, most of the really wacky and weird songs in another part and then hopefully get two semi-serious albums left in the end. The common thread that keeps these albums together in a series will be hard to detect for other people - i guess. Other then "Gammis" being the artist and the covers having a similar feel them, these songs all come from ideas recorded on my little Dictaphone around the same time span. So there's no real theme in the lyrics keeping all four albums together. Here's the first part:


The third series is the "Kondenskungen" albums. I loved making the first one and that album is the only one that I find myself listening to sometimes now after release. I will make more albums out of more letters in the future. ;)

Now, I will try to keep an open mind about what I can produce in the coming year. I think that I've found a good way to work now - with main focus on one project at a time until that one is released. There will come days when I suddenly work on something completely different then all the ongoing projects I already have, but that never matter when I only have my own imaginary timelines to follow.

Have a great 2020!
- Gammis

News 28th Jul 2019: