“The Unfinished sound libraries are intuitively designed to inspire new sonic and rhythmic concepts applied to today's cinematic and contemporary pop music alike. The production quality is perfectly balanced for seamless integration into music of all styles. Thank you!”

Tyler Bates - John Wick, The Punisher, Deadpool 2

“Creating emotion, creating cinematic landscapes from synths is something rare and truly hard to find. In a world of near endless synth patches and libraries, Matt’s work to me stands out as focused on a narrative, on telling a story through sound and music. An idea that greatly resonates with me and how I compose.”

Trevor Morris - Vikings, Hunter Killer, The Tudors

"The Unfinished soundsets always awaken me to new dynamic possibilities within my favorite instruments. When I load these patches, I know I’m embarking on an exciting creative conversation."

Ronit Kirchman - The Sinner, Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, Evil Eye

“The Unfinished sound additions are unique and inspiring. The sounds are exceptionally crafted and are easily implemented in any project. The Unfinished packs are extremely applicable for scoring all types of media and I highly suggest adding them to your sound library.”

Ramin Djawadi - Game of Thrones, Westworld, Iron Man

"Matt has the innate ability to pique a composer's appetite with uniquely curated sounds. His patches are rich in sonic depth and intrigue yet maintain an elegant, sophisticated simplicity, allowing each artist to layer and intertwine palettes. It's a gift to have such masterfully crafted, inspiring sound worlds at my fingertips."

Steph Economou - Jupiter's Legacy, Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Manhunt: Unabomber

“Matt put together some bespoke samples for the recent Hugo Blick series Black Earth Rising. I gave him some guide tracks and quite a specific brief and he came back with an excellent set of sounds and ready to go programmed rhythms, all within Zebra. The sounds were great. A very satisfying collaboration.”

Martin Phipps - The Crown, Black Mirror, Peaky Blinders