Aase Frejadóttir — Music for Drifting (MP3)
Tracklisting
1. Langt í burtu (13:40)
2. Dimma Promenad (03:29)
3. Solemn Oath (20:16)
4. Aerial (08:22)
5. Satúrnus (08:24)
6. Saying It (02:55)
Format 320kbs MP3
Catalog Number EV008
Press Release (PDF)
About
Music for Drifting, Aase Frejadóttir's debut LP, is mood music for morning solitude, foggy afternoon naps, dusky transitions, and still nights bathed in starlight. Inspired by the music of Eliane Radigue, Pauline Oliveros, Stars of the Lid, and Christina Vantzou, Ms. Frejadóttir created soundscapes while delicately folding in carefully tuned synthesizers, field recordings, lush strings, and voice. The album's six songs guide the listener through three cross-sectioning orbits: spatial bliss, nostalgia, and intimacy. Aided by organic melodies and high fidelity sonic expanse, Music for Drifting opens a door into our vast inner realms, allowing us to drift calmly through thoughts and memories.
Bio
Born in 1992 to an Icelandic mother and a Swedish father, Aase now spends most of her time wandering the island forests just outside of Stockholm and making music in her cozy home. Always a lover of astronomy, Aase focused much of her early life looking at distant cosmic light before turning her focus to music. Most evenings, you can find Aase reading Olaf Stapledon or walking her dog Pulsar.
Credits
released June 5, 2020
Music composed, performed, and recorded (Summer 2019 - Winter 2020) by Aase Frejadóttir.
Mixing, mastering, and string arrangements by Jordan Dykstra.
Tracklisting
1. Langt í burtu (13:40)
2. Dimma Promenad (03:29)
3. Solemn Oath (20:16)
4. Aerial (08:22)
5. Satúrnus (08:24)
6. Saying It (02:55)
Format 320kbs MP3
Catalog Number EV008
Press Release (PDF)
About
Music for Drifting, Aase Frejadóttir's debut LP, is mood music for morning solitude, foggy afternoon naps, dusky transitions, and still nights bathed in starlight. Inspired by the music of Eliane Radigue, Pauline Oliveros, Stars of the Lid, and Christina Vantzou, Ms. Frejadóttir created soundscapes while delicately folding in carefully tuned synthesizers, field recordings, lush strings, and voice. The album's six songs guide the listener through three cross-sectioning orbits: spatial bliss, nostalgia, and intimacy. Aided by organic melodies and high fidelity sonic expanse, Music for Drifting opens a door into our vast inner realms, allowing us to drift calmly through thoughts and memories.
Bio
Born in 1992 to an Icelandic mother and a Swedish father, Aase now spends most of her time wandering the island forests just outside of Stockholm and making music in her cozy home. Always a lover of astronomy, Aase focused much of her early life looking at distant cosmic light before turning her focus to music. Most evenings, you can find Aase reading Olaf Stapledon or walking her dog Pulsar.
Credits
released June 5, 2020
Music composed, performed, and recorded (Summer 2019 - Winter 2020) by Aase Frejadóttir.
Mixing, mastering, and string arrangements by Jordan Dykstra.
Tracklisting
1. Langt í burtu (13:40)
2. Dimma Promenad (03:29)
3. Solemn Oath (20:16)
4. Aerial (08:22)
5. Satúrnus (08:24)
6. Saying It (02:55)
Format 320kbs MP3
Catalog Number EV008
Press Release (PDF)
About
Music for Drifting, Aase Frejadóttir's debut LP, is mood music for morning solitude, foggy afternoon naps, dusky transitions, and still nights bathed in starlight. Inspired by the music of Eliane Radigue, Pauline Oliveros, Stars of the Lid, and Christina Vantzou, Ms. Frejadóttir created soundscapes while delicately folding in carefully tuned synthesizers, field recordings, lush strings, and voice. The album's six songs guide the listener through three cross-sectioning orbits: spatial bliss, nostalgia, and intimacy. Aided by organic melodies and high fidelity sonic expanse, Music for Drifting opens a door into our vast inner realms, allowing us to drift calmly through thoughts and memories.
Bio
Born in 1992 to an Icelandic mother and a Swedish father, Aase now spends most of her time wandering the island forests just outside of Stockholm and making music in her cozy home. Always a lover of astronomy, Aase focused much of her early life looking at distant cosmic light before turning her focus to music. Most evenings, you can find Aase reading Olaf Stapledon or walking her dog Pulsar.
Credits
released June 5, 2020
Music composed, performed, and recorded (Summer 2019 - Winter 2020) by Aase Frejadóttir.
Mixing, mastering, and string arrangements by Jordan Dykstra.