Aahh... Hugi. My only heartfelt contact with the first world from deep dark exciting low-fi advanced Africa.

One of my many unfinished projects that have been bugging me for some years now. Took a long time to finish the song and record the video during a insane workload these past months at my daytime job. But it's done now. 

This was originally intended as song dedicated to my late mom, but we never got around to make lyrics and it just fizzled out. It became an instrumental track after all, still dedicated to the loss of those dear to me. 

Used a lot of Roland MKS as usual and some Yamaha. Even a good deal of Ensoniq gear too as well as Nexus4 for the intro arpeggios in the background.

Echoes of You

Echoes Of You

Opening track for Hugi #38

http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=63557

Gravity Shot

A remix of the Amiga Protracker Module called "Stardust Memories" by Jester (Volker Tripp) used in the demo "World of Commodore" by the Amiga demoscene group called Sanity back in 1992.

This is a Remaster 2023 version.

Jester - Stardust Memories (Remaster 2023)

Berliner. Massive Z returns with a hommage to their home city. Pulsating basses, dreamy synthesizer sounds and groovy drums move the groups sound forward into a more dancy vibe, reminiscent of Berlins thriving club scene.  The almost Michael Jackson-esque vibe and its touch of funk incorporated is bound to get every listener of this track straight into the dancefloor. An expedition into new territory of electronic music.

Berliner

This track is nr 71 on the new Bandcamp release of The Sound of Scenesat! Please support this massive album with over 90(!) songs. 
Go to: 
https://scenesat.bandcamp.com/album/the-sound-of-scenesat-volume-7

The Sound of Scenesat

Running

This song is based on the Chinese harp instrument called GuZheng. The creation process of this song started when I was approached through a Instagram message from a Chinese lady, and I got very inspired to try make a song with this classic instrument. 
I hope you all like it! :)
Cheers Magnar

Chinatown

Made as a challenge to a dear friend. Hope you like it! :)

Lyrics:
Eye of Ra, seeks destruction, in the Arabic Night - Who are you?

Arabic Night

A small song made for the Xmas2023 intro by Nah-Kolor for the Commodore Amiga (a computer used mostly back in the 1980-90s). Enjoy! :)

XMAS2023 by Nah-Kolor (Commodore Amiga intro)

I have since I first heard this song loved it! This is my take!

Walk

Raindrops

A little bit of piano, somewhat in orchestral style topped with a few favourite Tyrell synth sounds and a hint of beat :) 

As much as it sounds like a simple earworm, the original 3 channels are quite complex at the same time - was a great challenge to align all the notes accordingly, but I wanted to keep the original feel and almost the same arrangement as an end result =) 

Original SID by Geir Tjelta: 
https://deepsid.chordian.net/?file=/MUSICIANS/T/Tjelta_Geir/Artillery.sid

This is a full extended version of the remix, which participated in the online Tribute Remix Competition to Árok Party in 2020: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3JH78pgjR0

The condensed version is available on the Commodore remix hub, RKO (remix.kwed.org).

Big thanks to Peter Clarke's help for making it shine even more with his mastering!

Artillery (Tyrell orchestral fusion - Extended edit)

A Lifetime of Music

It’s all about Creativity. That's the key reason why someone like Magnar has spent his last past twenty years making music for the world of demos, games and beyond.

His claim to fame started on the Amiga demo scene in the early nineties, where he released most of his best musical work up to that date, in the music disk "Mirror" by the then already-legendary Norwegian team Andromeda. Then moving over to the hyper active TBL, Magnar was behind the main soundtracks of the chart-hitting demos Darkside (1996) and Panacea (1997).

"I was amazed by what was possible to do with computers, and all the great productions intrigued me into getting more involved in the scene community", he says.

The Present
Magnar moved over to Sweden during the summer time of 2000. Where he settled down to live together with his wife and two kids. In 2008, he finished building his privately owned music studio called Garage Outputz, which shows the level of his passion and inspiration for composing new music. The studio also doubles up as his office, where he can be creative in different ways with computer art. Magnar's ambition is to compile a CD album and delivering a lasting impression to listeners all over the globe. "I am composing a lot of new tracks, and when I feel satisfied, I aim to release that to the general public", he says.

- by Noel / MoP (Alcatraz)

Gravity Shot

Magnar

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