Digabyte Music and Design has created original music for several projects created by Los Angeles based production company Blue Yonder Films.

Digabyte Music and Design composed the soundtrack for the feature length computer animated Children's movie, Wobots. The music needed to reflect a futuristic sound while remaining playful and lighthearted for a 2-12 year old audience.

• Peedie's Theme (scene: an introduction to Peedie the robot)

Chillicothe is a feature length independent film that showed at film festivals across the United States, including Sundance Film Festival in 1999. The film required a pop music type feel for a Gen-X audience. Digabyte created a share of the film's score and contributed several song titles to the movie's soundtrack.

• "Glass Stud"
• "Coffee Shop Groove"
• "New Day"
• "Don't Stop"

The Doomstar Demos were created as demos for score material for a sci-fi comedy. Blue Yonder needed a sound that was reminiscent of sci-fi favorites such as Buckaroo Bonzai and Battlestar Galactica.

• "March of the B12 Droids"
• "Hero Theme"
• "Opening Sequence"

The relationship between Digabyte and Blue Yonder Films began with some of Blue Yonder's earliest film projects. Samaritan was a feature lenght film that Todd Edwards put together as a college project in 1994. Digabyte's Daniel Beahm created the entire sound track for the film in Todd's parents' guest room on a Yamaha MT3X cassette 4-track. These are Digabyte Music and Design's humble beginnings.

• "A Call to Arms"
• "Cadence I"
• "Into the Night"
• "Decisions/The Fight"
• "Harley Hell and the Top Hat Boy"
• "In Pursuit"
• "Into the Open Blue" (Samaritan Theme)
• "Mourning and Night: the Art of Solitude"
• "Red Eye Flight"
• "Revelation"
• "Tribal Desire"
• "The Crash"
• "Orchestrike"
• "Miles From Nowhere"