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Pick one that's hard-to-crack, only known by you, and at least 6 characters long. My conclusion was that since you managed to stick your whole Leaving Home on one track Sol, why not play around a little bit instead. So this is little less hard digested and easier to enjoy than, for example Leaving Home, though also less rewarding to fully experience. Do you agree?
If you feel that it is more commercial I have no problem with that. As I said this is how it sounds now, in the future Solar Fields maybe will go Drum n Bass, if you understand me Magnus, you have produced an incredible amount of music in such a short period of time, and you're sound is always evolving drastically yet always keeping that unique touch. Are you ever afraid that this pool of creativeness is going to slow down and falter? Maybe I just do some sound design instead, and suddenly I hear a sound and start to create a track around that very little sound.
I would also want to ask you Magnus what you are currently working on and if you could give us any hint as to what direction you're current musical path is going. And do you think that you would ever produce an album again in the Leaving Home style with a more profound storytelling, long build-ups and massive peaks?
Vincent, you once strayed away from you're general formula and did a complete ambient album, Aftermath, which was awesome. Do you have any plans on working on such a project again? Or maybe even trying other directions with you're music. Vince: Thank you for your consideration about Aftermath. The future will let me know. In fact, I can compose various musics, it is more a question of time and synchronicity.
Vincent, can you tell us a little bit about your upcoming album. Because the initial one was supposed to be released much earlier I had a disk crash after announcing the release date So, after one month trying to start from the backups, I felt the soul of the tracks disappeared.
It was more like trying wrongly to keep the tracks alive. I deleted all and started with new sound designs and architectures. By the way, for some people nothing is surprising Vincent, I want to ask you as someone having a big role in the Ultimae staff.
Drosophila Posted February 11, Fast is not fast enough :drama: I'm pretty sure we will have a good ultimae-year this year! Anoebis Posted February 11, It will be huge! Which EP are you talking about? Melancholyman Posted February 12, Posted February 12, Yard Hippie Posted February 12, This year is going to be musical bliss.
Melancholyman Posted February 23, Posted February 23, Samples sounds promising :clapping:. Melancholyman Posted February 24, Posted February 24, Dissolving Time Blank Orientations part 1 Above Towns Edit Orientations part 2 Ephemeride Orientations part 3 Uncertainty Principle Cobalt Fade Away Diagrams Something Heavens Saturday Barbecue with new neighbours Ephemeris Full Mix A few travels Sweden to France and vice-versa; constant bandwidth; and duo H.
Network composed an album of immersive tunes infused with oneiric trip-hop, ambient geometries and morning trance. Ephemeris is a deep sonic ground swell, an album of contrasts, 10 tracks structured upon subterranean bass lines, transversal and luminous pads, crisp, crunchy beats.
A mesmerizing ensemble of fresh atmospheres and intense, forward driving melodies. The inspiration for the album title comes from the artists Vincent Villuis and Magnus Birgersson's collaboration process, determined by the patterns of encounter in time and space, the alignment of creative moods and coordination of life's innate forces. Artwork by Vincent Villuis and Magnus Birgersson.
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