Origin # 02, by Solar Fields

Origin # 02

by Solar Fields

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ambientsurfer Another lively composition from Solar Fields. Favorite track: The Missing (Origin 2006).

pygmymarmosets How much fun it would be to see Solar Fields live! Favorite track: Mystic Science (Origin 2007).

jdlfatpt This album makes me think a lot about extraterrestrial environments, foreign planets' ecosystems and sort of scenes that you can only see through taking a pack of LSD Favorite track: Active Sky (Origin 2003).

Ron Bolesta Came across The Missing on YouTube while listening to music from EVE Online, and all I can say damn, awesome music. Perfect companion to the post rock / metal I've been listening to lot lately! Favorite track: The Missing (Origin 2006).

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1.	Landform (Origin 2005) 09:17	buy track
2.	Mystic Science (Origin 2007) 08:42	buy track
3.	Active Sky (Origin 2003) 06:55	buy track
4.	Echo (Origin 2009) 07:09	buy track
5.	Unknown Presence (Origin 2008) 05:50	buy track
6.	Surface (Origin 2007) 06:30	buy track
7.	Lifebook (Origin 2003) 08:12	buy track
8.	The Missing (Origin 2006) 09:36	buy track
9.	Falling Shadows (Origin 2005) 06:55	buy track
10.	Asteroid (Time Machine Lullaby) [Origin Unknown] 08:28	buy track

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Origin # 02 is the second chapter in a series of four retrospective albums presenting previously unreleased music by Solar Fields.
A few years ago, the artist dived into his studio archives and discovered little gems that had been left aside and forgotten.
A simple idea came along to share with fans and followers this incursion into the life of a contemporary composer.

Origin # 02 compiles tracks composed between 2003 and 2009 offering a diverse yet coherent palette of soundscapes and emotions.
Warm groovy rhythms set the pace while we drift through deep electronica washed by waves of ethereal pads and mesmerizing melodies.

Written and produced by Magnus Birgersson in Studio Jupiter, Gothenburg, Sweden.
Mastered By – Vincent Villuis

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released March 8, 2013

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