Tim Simenon

Tim Simenon is a British composer and music producer, best known for his influential work in the realm of electronic music, particularly during the late 1980s and early 1990s. He gained significant recognition for his contributions to video game music, most notably for the iconic soundtrack of "Xenon 2: Megablast," released in 1989. This game, developed by Bitmap Brothers, featured a groundbreaking score that combined synth-driven melodies with dynamic sound design, setting a new standard for video game audio. Simenon's work not only enhanced the gaming experience but also influenced future composers in the industry. Beyond "Xenon 2," he has continued to explore various musical genres, leaving a lasting legacy in both gaming and music.