old track we never really bothered trying to get released. Or maybe we did but labels just suck. could be it. LOVELY TRACK. listening to this just gets me back to good times. awesome track and teamwork, can't remember or really distinguish between who did what retrospectively.

Sienis & Verb - Ofokuserad men koncentrerad

196 bpm pushing the limits melodious lightpsy.

Threshold Ascendancy

LightPsy as opposed to DarkPsy, Complexity from simplicity. 7 channels, 4 sends. Kick, bass, mainsynth, backgroundarpegsynth, hihat, snare, crash. tuned to 432 rather than 440.  182.1 bpm.... rather fast.

Grid-harp

Pink World

This is an ode to, or salute to the midnight sun festival, it's crew, all my friends there, farmors café and everyone involved. Great festival! Also a distinct knowing nod to Jon, Vilja and Athena for that moment above the dancefloor, and to Konundrum who I think was playing at the time. But biggest thanks and Yo goes to the SUN! My eternal homie. And maybe a little wave to Socrates, who I think knew the Sun as I know it.

Midnight Sun

Easy ride

in G

in F

in G#

in B

in A

in E

in F#

Lövträdstrans

Perpetual self referring recursive never-quite being, always already too-late, sketching wallpapers in empty rooms. In space, but like a transformer larvae. in colour. Really fast!

Kali

Robot

Very happy with the strings/pad thing of this track. uhm... I dunno. I just make music.

Château Des Nuages

Himlahitech

The optative mood in Greek is found in four different tenses (present, aorist, perfect and future) and in all three voices (active, middle and passive). It has five main uses:

* To express wishes for the future ("may it happen!")
* To talk about a hypothetical future situation ("what would happen if I did this?")
* In purpose clauses ("so that it could happen") or clauses expressing fears ("for fear that it might happen") in a past context. (The subjunctive mood can also be used in this type of clause in a past context.)
* In subordinate clauses referring to repeated events in a past context ("whenever it happened", "whoever did this" etc.)
To indicate reported speech in a past context ("he said that it had happened", "he asked who they were")

Optative

Cacophony

I have been doing this for 19 years now. I still love it. I still get inspired. I will do this forever. I coined the term "Lightpsy" to describe my "Grid-Harp" track a bunch of years ago. Since then it seems to have caught on. I still think it works to describe what I do Psy-music-wise.

Verb

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