Solar Fields is the electronic music project of Magnus Birgersson, a music … Read Full Bio ↴Solar Fields is the electronic music project of Magnus Birgersson, a music composer and graphic designer from Sweden. He built a unique sound universe by exploring the wide possibilities of ambient, atmospheric, deep, ecstatic, industrial yet organic, cultivating contrasts and subtlety with brio. Before starting Solar Fields in 2001, Magnus has been involved in many projects since a teenager, playing drums, percussion, piano, keyboards, for various bands.
As a "high tech" sound designer (sampling, sequencing, morphing, programming) and multi-instrumentalist (sitar, veena, guitars), Magnus collaborated with several art galleries and museums. His latest sound installation at Trabekel (Sandviken, Spring 2004) met a great success: in synchronization to the work of pictorial artist Antonio Sognasoldi, he presented four pieces which could be played simultaneously and evolve depending on the position of the visitor in the gallery.
Magnus Birgersson signed with Ultimae Records and released in 2001 his debut album, Reflective Frequencies. In November 2005, the two albums Leaving Home and Extended were released, the latter being a limited edition. These albums are receiving excellent comments from the media, opening new horizons for Magnus and his true visionary work.
Next Solar Fields' album was EarthShine, issued in 2007. It was followed in 20 January 2009 by Movements. This album contains his most popular track, "Sol".
For much of 2008, Magnus has been working on the soundtrack for the Electronic Arts video game Mirror's Edge, which was issued on 19 May 2009. In 26 July 2010 a new album entitled Altered - Second Movements was released. In the same year, it saw the light the album Origin # 01.
Official site: http://www.solarfields.com
As a "high tech" sound designer (sampling, sequencing, morphing, programming) and multi-instrumentalist (sitar, veena, guitars), Magnus collaborated with several art galleries and museums. His latest sound installation at Trabekel (Sandviken, Spring 2004) met a great success: in synchronization to the work of pictorial artist Antonio Sognasoldi, he presented four pieces which could be played simultaneously and evolve depending on the position of the visitor in the gallery.
Magnus Birgersson signed with Ultimae Records and released in 2001 his debut album, Reflective Frequencies. In November 2005, the two albums Leaving Home and Extended were released, the latter being a limited edition. These albums are receiving excellent comments from the media, opening new horizons for Magnus and his true visionary work.
Next Solar Fields' album was EarthShine, issued in 2007. It was followed in 20 January 2009 by Movements. This album contains his most popular track, "Sol".
For much of 2008, Magnus has been working on the soundtrack for the Electronic Arts video game Mirror's Edge, which was issued on 19 May 2009. In 26 July 2010 a new album entitled Altered - Second Movements was released. In the same year, it saw the light the album Origin # 01.
Official site: http://www.solarfields.com
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@peterjames3532
I mean "the breakdown" implies that we have to get somewhere.
This isn't hify (lol I grew up near Oakland...lots of people don't remember this term) or EDM to consume illicit drugs and jump up and down to.
This is reflective relaxing and visualization music.
An even more calm and arguably more melancholy song from solar fields is "the missing." Melancholy in a good way, with a longing feeling.
The only place to go is deep into your imagination!
Too bad this song is as short as it is! SOL is an amazing mind trip.
@shikhanshu
This song is a phenomenal journey from start to the finish. One of my favorite tunes. Forever.
@Wetal97
Totally agree with you! Amazing track, you can feel it
@hadramawut29
This track has carried me up to 2020 and I will let it continue to do so. Godspeed all
@brennancarroll5970
Amen
@elcid9054
Same
@elcid9054
@Brennan Carroll and Awomen
@elcid9054
@Chris Nicolas what?
@elcid9054
@Chris Nicolas :(
@joeshmo9719
This is music you have to be patient to hear the break down of, most will not wait.
@garcia83viz
Got me hooked in that first few seconds... Where is this leading to? I gotta know.