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Browse piano sheets by DAGames on Zen Virtual Piano. Born William Alexander Ryan on April 29, 1992, Will Ryan is the founder of Diamond Armada and DAGames. His many flash animations at Newgrounds earned him wide popularity on the site. Chris Brown inspired him to take up let's plays, after he had done a few episodes on his channel. Flash animations on one site and let's plays after a few episodes with another creator show several early ways into online video. In 2005 he formed a band with a friend, Josh, which was first named Land of Hell and renamed Colony in 2008, after which a new member, Danny, joined; that was the start of his time as a musician. Under the name W.A.R., his initials, he kept making music on his own, producing songs like Hey You Good Looking, Come To My Back Garden and Imagination, and best known of all About To Explode, later used for the intro of every DAGames let's play. A song from a solo project that became the opening of every let's play shows how music he made for himself found a use in the channel. Early in the life of DAGames, he chose to write music about the games covered on the channel; the first was It's Time To Die, which draws on the Five Nights at Freddy's series. He has worked with many musicians on songs, such as CG5, also known as Charlie Green, The Living Tombstone, TryHardNinja and Caleb Hyles. Songs about the games he played, alongside work with many other musicians, suggest a channel built partly through collaboration. Voice acting is another strength of his, with plenty of practice: some of his better-known roles are on channels like SmashBits, and he also had a part in TomSka's asdfmovie series, alongside being a well-known let's player, musician and animator. A voice in an animated series and music for videos suggest a performer who works in several media.
Browse piano sheets by DAGames on Zen Virtual Piano.
Born William Alexander Ryan on April 29, 1992, Will Ryan is the founder of Diamond Armada and DAGames. His many flash animations at Newgrounds earned him wide popularity on the site. Chris Brown inspired him to take up let's plays, after he had done a few episodes on his channel. Flash animations on one site and let's plays after a few episodes with another creator show several early ways into online video.
In 2005 he formed a band with a friend, Josh, which was first named Land of Hell and renamed Colony in 2008, after which a new member, Danny, joined; that was the start of his time as a musician. Under the name W.A.R., his initials, he kept making music on his own, producing songs like Hey You Good Looking, Come To My Back Garden and Imagination, and best known of all About To Explode, later used for the intro of every DAGames let's play. A song from a solo project that became the opening of every let's play shows how music he made for himself found a use in the channel.
Early in the life of DAGames, he chose to write music about the games covered on the channel; the first was It's Time To Die, which draws on the Five Nights at Freddy's series. He has worked with many musicians on songs, such as CG5, also known as Charlie Green, The Living Tombstone, TryHardNinja and Caleb Hyles. Songs about the games he played, alongside work with many other musicians, suggest a channel built partly through collaboration.
Voice acting is another strength of his, with plenty of practice: some of his better-known roles are on channels like SmashBits, and he also had a part in TomSka's asdfmovie series, alongside being a well-known let's player, musician and animator. A voice in an animated series and music for videos suggest a performer who works in several media.
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Born William Alexander Ryan on April 29, 1992, Will Ryan is the founder of Diamond Armada and DAGames.
It's Time To Die, based on the Five Nights at Freddy's series, was the first song he made based on games covered on the channel.
It is a song he made under the name W.A.R., which became the music for every intro sequence in later DAGames let's plays.
He has worked with CG5, The Living Tombstone, TryHardNinja and Caleb Hyles.