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Looking for Sophie
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This is a playfully mythical and dramatic ambient audio odyssey built on a field recording from the environment of the Norberg (Sweden) electronic music festival in July 2005.
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An ambient/electronica composer/producer from Finland.
Doc is an ambient/electronica composer/producer from Finland. He debuted in June 2005 on Musictrade's Sola Muusika 2005 compilation (MT001) featuring music from the Sola Muusika event in Tallinn, Estonia, February 2005. This was followed by a full album release Distant Transmissions - Ambient Reflections on Bach (MT002) in co-operation with Russian keyboardist Lena Selyanina. In July 2005 Doc performed in Norberg 2005 electronic music festival in a Musictrade showcase (together with Electroteque from Australia and Unknown Forces from Scotland), contributing two tracks to the experimental Norberg 2005 Field Mixes album (MT003). In November 2005 Doc released his second co-op album with Lena Selyanina: An Island of Joy (In a Sea of Electronic Dreams) (MT004), a deep ambient work inspired by Claude Debussy's 'water music'. Later same month Doc contributed two tracks to Musictrade's New Orleans tribute album 'Requiems for a Submerged City' (MT005). Doc finished his productive year 2005 with an experimental retro disco/funk/reggae album 'Nein Absolut Nicht' (MT006) based on the soundworld of a single episode of the German police series 'Der Alte'.
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February 11, 2006
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This field recording covers KraftiM's walk from the idyllic old town quarters of Norberg (where Musictrade had set up its temporary headquarters) to the Norberg 2005 festival area. In Doc's mix KraftiM's simple but eventful walk is transformed into a pictoresque audio odysseia with mythical undertones. We follow the electronic footsteps of a modern Ulysses into town's marketplace where he dwells for a moment in the comforting tones of a live orchestra. This comfort is soon wiped away as our hero meets a scary Bergmanian character - the Norbergian Solitary Reaper. After this shaking encounter he enters the high-risk Trans-Norbergian Highway Zone which he crosses through with both caution and determination. After leaving the imminent dangers behind he enters the relaxed atmosphere of pristine Nordic country meadows where wild Swedish horses come to greet him. And after the meadows he comes to the festival site itself where after greeting the guardians he steps into the dark and majestic industrial cathedral known as Mimer which he must pass through to reach his final goal. Deep, ghostlike echoes from building's industrial past almost mesmerize him, but applying his willpower he emerges back into daylight and takes the final crucial steps to reach the shrine of female grace known as Sophie's office.
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