Follow The Clock

Being the first album I thought was quality enough to share it out in public, Follow The Clock was actually the 18^th Album! It certainly meant the beginning of creating actually good music.

Leidenfrost

Leidenfrost is the sequel to Follow The Clock, but adds new things to the table. For example: a new orchestra set I was tinkering with for a few songs.

Comets

In Comets, I had learnt a few more techniques when it comes to electronic music. That is reflected in this album, which has a more polished and uniform feel in all tracks. I am proud of that.

Negative Space

Negative Space was a sort of self-reflected album for me emotionally, and that ensued more personal titles and names. That can be argued against, but the melodies certainly gained from the newfound ‘soul’.

1 AM Nights

If I had to summarize: ‘what if I had a soundtrack for my life?’. It’s a big and vague idea, so you’d have songs ranging from orchestral to electronic, from joyful to depressing. The variety from these works can only come with the contradictory and colourful nature of humans, of course. I eventually changed the name to ‘1 AM Nights’ after one of the songs in the album.