Perfect production as always. I like you're splitting that stringed instruments across the left and right.

Ooo I love those vocals ... quite haunting. What lib is that from?

Man the panning automation on that shaker thing is PERFECT. Like you really got it just right, which is not that simple since it doesn't feel like you just drew a consistent/linear curve. Instead there's an ebb and flow that accentuates the rhythm of the piece.

Was waiting for a transition like that ... and knowing your music ... I always knew it was coming :) You pulled it off perfectly.

What's that stringed instrument that almost has a bit of "twang" to it. I'm not sure if it's the same instrument as the one that's strumming or if it's a different one but it sounds really cool. Is that some kind of a sitar or something?

Fuck man, your music always just blows me away every damn time. This piece was a beautiful, haunting, atmospheric trip ... a journey through an ethnic kaleidoscope where every color plays a pivotal role in the overall image that is formed. Wonderful.

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Fuimadane is a Neo Folk, Dark Ambient, Oriental Music & Folktronica inspired project from the Danish guy Jon Krasheninnikoff Skarin. With our music, we seek to mash together norse pagan and medieval musical elements with other world music. In no way do we claim either historical accuracy nor authenticity. Our music is simply meant to create a world as we would love for it to be - embracing of all and all-encompassing.

Music has always had a tremendous impact on me. I have, as far back as i can remember, always loved music. There were always some special tapes or records my mom or dad would let me listen to just before bedtime. I've always felt most comfortable when i was surrounded by sound. My mother had a piano in the living room that i composed music on. I was not very old but i can still remember some of the themes i made back then. Back then i was not aware of what music would actually mean to me, but i do remember how much i enjoyed it. I've never learned to read music,- everything i've learned is "learned by ear". When i was about 13 years old i was involved in an accident which resulted in that i got deaf in my right ear. It ruined my career as a hockey player (i was on Denmark’s national youth team). At the same time i stopped being involved in music. I simply could not tolerate the loud sounds. But after a few years i slowly developed the desire and joy again. And here i am.

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