Adam Sporka is a passionate creator of original music in genres including European medieval music, symphonic music, chiptune, swing, country, psychedelic rock, and synthwave. He also designs and develops adaptive music software technologies for video games. Adam wrote a part of the award winning OST of Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Warhorse Studios) in a collaboration with Jan Valta and has served as a consulting adaptive music designer and audio developer on the game development team. His and Jan's adaptive music engine called "Sequence Music Engine", used as an audio stream source to FMOD Studio, drives the in-game music of this game. He co-founded The Wasteland Wailers, a Transatlantic group of songwriters and producers of original music who occasionally perform live in Germany and the United States. Adam had served as a CTO of welove.audio GmbH, developing an adaptive music middleware for indie game developers. He founded and currently teaches a graduate course of the game audio and music at Charles University, Prague. During his previous tenure at the Czech Technical University in Prague, he wrote more than 60 academic peer-reviewed publications.