I'm a kid that always loved electronic music and at last it's my turn to show people what I do when I'm alone.
I have no idea where this will take me, and I don't really care now. I just enjoy myself with the hopes of enjoying some listeners aswell. So take a listen to my stuff I put up here, and i'll be more than happy.
Cheers! 

For a verry Long Time, Albin Appelqvist used to make trance-music under the name "Empty Wheelchair" but felt that he wanted to do more. so he created a side-project named after himself, were he could create more club-styled music. In november 2010, he released his first single "Dark Path" wich got a lot of positive reactions. Albin's music can be described as progressive electronic music subtle for clubs &amp; dancefloors, Heavy kicks, deep piano melodies with World music influences. Albin's music has also been remixed by talents such as Vespa, Evanescent and Philip Solarz and he will countinue to make awesome club music.

Albin was born in 1994 to a family of musicians. his father was a very known guitarrist and arranger of music events who had worked with some of the local artists. as a child, Albin did not want to follow into his father's footsteps. he would rather work with art. but when he was 12 years old his father put a guitar in his lap and taught him how to play. in that moment, albin took the first step into the world of music. at age 13 he gained interest in electronic music and heard his first trance-album. this music caught his mind and he was comletely changed. he studied int the music school called Stage4You to learn more about the musical basics (wich his dad teached him earlier). he learned how to program, produce, write and arrange music with computers and started the psychedelic trance project called Eternal Wonder to explore the psytrance world. this was his way to the world of music :D

REDWOODS are a three-piece band from Greystones, Ireland. 

REDWOODS are Elliot Crampton (Lead Vocals, Guitar), Paul Sheehy (Bass, Vocals) and Tristan Gresty (Drums).

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