Welcome to Lazy Nerd Company

Established in 2016, Lazy Nerd Company is a distinguished sound design firm specializing in the creation of evocative and nostalgic soundtrack compositions. As of 2024, the expertise of Lazy Nerd 204 encompasses game development. One core objective of the collective is to integrate timeless nostalgic 8 and 16-bit elements into contemporary game genres, notably enhancing the auditory experience within indie 2D role-playing games, beat 'em ups, and platform action titles productions. If you want to know what we're up to, follow us on Bluesky. Sadly, we are on permanent hiatus until further notice

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Who runs Lazy Nerd Comp? Who is Aaron P?

In the frozen tundras of Canada, where polar bears tango with igloos and the maple syrup flows as freely as the wit, dwells an autistic musical maverick known to the underground music world as Lazy Nerd 204. Known to his friends as LN204, Aaron Parsons, the next Jake Kauffman (ok, that's overselling it) or Double A Ron, this quirky composer has earned a peculiar reputation for crafting bleeper symphonies that resonate not with the grandeur of a full orchestra, but with the pixelated charm of a Gameboy's 4-channel sound chip. With a heart as vast as the Canadian wilderness, boxless creativity in phonetix and game development, and a passion for retro gaming, Lazy Nerd 204, the founder of Lazy Nerd Comp has transformed the bleeps and bloops of a bygone era into a modern-day sonic tapestry that tickles the nostalgic funny bone of gamers, podcast enthusiasts alike, and developers of GB Studio.

As of August 5th, Lazy Nerd Comp / LN204 Music is now ceasing operations until further notice. We are well aware of how tough times are not just for the average gamer, music lover, and developer, but also how recent political events over the past few months are having an effect on almost every part of our lives. Personally, the founder, Aaron, has been struggling with back issues, digestive problems, and very little funds. Until everything is resolved (except back issues of course), there will be no production or releases of everything involved with this project until further notice.