Music for Film, TV & Games

Tommy Gutierrez Music — Publishing & Licensing

Original songs and instrumental compositions for stories, scenes, and visual worlds. Explore a growing catalog of character-driven songs, roots rock, atmospheric instrumentals, experimental compositions, and rhythm-driven music.

Featured for licensing: The Greatest Race Car Driver. Private listening is available upon request.

Ether Ore

A featured audiovisual music project

Ether Ore is an immersive music project built around songs and visual worlds by Tommy Gutierrez, performed with Carolyn Gutierrez. Live instruments, looping, and projected storytelling come together in a show designed to be experienced—not simply heard.

The rebuilt Cave Wall film is complete and available on YouTube. Tommy and Carolyn are developing the first Ether Ore live experience.

Explore Ether Ore

Earlier Work

Full bands, acoustic songwriting, layered performances, and open-ended experiments: Tommy's earlier projects reveal the range of a musical life that continues to evolve.

Explore Opus Cane's Human Shield, Exposed to the Elements, Flyrod's live recordings, and Mr Looper.

Explore Earlier Work

About Tommy

Tommy Gutierrez is a Seattle-based songwriter, composer, and recording artist whose work spans decades of original songs, instrumental music, and collaborative projects.

His musical history moves between band performance, acoustic solo recording, improvisation, looping, and audiovisual storytelling. Songwriting, rhythm, atmosphere, and experimentation connect the work across different styles and projects.

Tommy Gutierrez Music, his ASCAP publishing entity, is the home of a growing catalog for music licensing. Ether Ore, created with Carolyn Gutierrez, brings his songs into an immersive world of live performance and projected imagery.

Contact

For music licensing, collaborations, booking, and other inquiries:
tommy@tommygutierrez.com

Tommy Gutierrez Music (ASCAP)
Seattle, Washington

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Music, films, and occasional studio notes

New recordings, Ether Ore films, and first-show announcements. No weekly noise.