Born in Sweden 1978, Joel have made music for a wide range of different pro… Read Full Bio ↴Born in Sweden 1978, Joel have made music for a wide range of different productions. Known as one of the parts in the pop-duo The Similou, (All this love) (LadyKillers) (Play With Us) (Wild Beasts). Also known for his music compositions for the computer-game Battlefield 1942. Lately he seems to focus more on film-music. He made the score for the swedish longfilm - 7 millionaires beginning of 2006.
www.joeleriksson.com
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Joel Eriksson Lyrics
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Battlefield 1942 Loading Theme Tutututututu Tutututututu Tutututututu Tutututututu Tutututu…
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The Arctic Gamer
"Wait... Joel Eriksson? no... it can't be, he's been missing for 20 years..."
0:15
"HE'S BACK!"
Modern gamers most likely don't know who this man is, hell, even most Battlefield players have forgotten his name.
But they all know your work.
Whether they heard it in the original game, or a YouTube video, or a part of it in a trailer, or if the first time they ever heard it was in Battlefield 4, virtually everyone who has played an FPS game knows this theme; it stands alongside Halo as one of the most iconic from the last three generations of gaming at least.
However I know the theme from one game in particular, and it's the only game I'll ever think about when I hear this tune;
Battlefield 1942.
I have been whistling, humming and tapping to this theme, for literally three quarters of my life, and to this day... I still can't get it out of my fucking head
Thank you for creating one of the most memorable and annoyingly catchy themes of all time.
Also, for the record since probably nobody else remembers them, I'd just like to also thank you for the other scores in Battlefield 1942 - particularly the menu music, which I swear is still quietly looping somewhere, deep in the back of my mind.
Lykan
Used to absolutely TORMENT my big brother to let me see him play this..
Just every day I saw/heard him play, I begged to watch.
Few times I was managed, this theme was playing every so often..
One day, he finally gave in, he gave me his BF1942 to play, since I clearly enjoyed it..
Ever since, this has followed me everywhere, even one of the first things I did to improve my 'guitar ear', was to play this track. First the melody, then the rhythm section..
And I still rock out to this song at times, for good times sake.
Game Music Collective
If Battlefield 1942 ever gets a remake, this should be the main theme! Hälsningar från Helsinki :)
Joel Eriksson aka JOL
Game Music Collective! Nothing ever beats the trumpet at 1 min 29 sec in your version.
JustDigIt
Sorry.... How good this version may be..... Your version is my all time favorite.... That drum session is epic.
KingTairun
One of the best Game soundtracks ever, no other version beats the original.
Dr. Karlow the Octoling
Chads: Every Battlefield theme is a good theme
Dr. Karlow the Octoling
@envy - the void Damnnnnnn what I do to you
Tonda Vaňha
agreee
The Arctic Gamer
"Wait... Joel Eriksson? no... it can't be, he's been missing for 20 years..."
0:15
"HE'S BACK!"
Modern gamers most likely don't know who this man is, hell, even most Battlefield players have forgotten his name.
But they all know your work.
Whether they heard it in the original game, or a YouTube video, or a part of it in a trailer, or if the first time they ever heard it was in Battlefield 4, virtually everyone who has played an FPS game knows this theme; it stands alongside Halo as one of the most iconic from the last three generations of gaming at least.
However I know the theme from one game in particular, and it's the only game I'll ever think about when I hear this tune;
Battlefield 1942.
I have been whistling, humming and tapping to this theme, for literally three quarters of my life, and to this day... I still can't get it out of my fucking head
Thank you for creating one of the most memorable and annoyingly catchy themes of all time.
Also, for the record since probably nobody else remembers them, I'd just like to also thank you for the other scores in Battlefield 1942 - particularly the menu music, which I swear is still quietly looping somewhere, deep in the back of my mind.
Joel Eriksson aka JOL
Thanks for those nice words Arctic. You've been there from the start I hear. Glad you like the menu music as well. I hope to be just a bit less invisible now. I heard from someone that a composers life starts at 40 ;)
SplendidCoffee0
Dude, the menu theme and victory theme deserve the same amount of recognition the main theme rightfully gets. I am still humming them to this very day.