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Solar Fields
BiographyIn the late 90s, Göteborg based Swedish composer, sound designer, and multi-instrumentalist Magnus Birgersson created Solar Fields.Magnus was raised in a musical family, and began playing piano and synthesizers in the 1970s.
In the mid-80s he began combining synthesizers with computers.
In addition to his ambient work, he has also been a guitar player in rock bands, a pianist in jazz funk bands, and keyboard player in drum & bass bands."He currently collaborates with Vincent Villuis aka AES Dana on H.U.V.A.
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in the company of Daniel Segerstad and Johannes Hedberg from Carbon Based Lifeforms.Under moniker Solar Fields, he composed 12 albums and appeared on over 60 various compilations.
His first solo release was an ambient album named Reflective Frequencies, released on Ultimae in 2001.
This was followed two years later by Blue Moon Station , which also included downtempo and trance, and was designed as a single fluid story.In late 2005, Solar Fields composed Leaving Home and Extended, the later being a limited edition.His 5th album EarthShine, launched in 2007, featured more upbeat soundscapes blending morning trance, progressive, psychedelic, tribal and ambient music.
This up-tempo album was warmly received by the progressive and psytrance scenes.
This led to Electronic Arts (EA) and DICE commissioning Solar Fields for the in-game score for Mirror's Edge, a first-person action adventure video game released worldwide on November 14, 2008.
The soundtrack was included in the VGC's "Top 20 Original Soundtracks in Gaming".The following year, Solar Fields composed Movements.
The album was ranked in the top 10 of best albums by Echoes listeners.
The album Movements was also used as the soundtrack for the indie game Capsized from the small Canadian studio Alientrap in 2011.In 2010 he used the harmonies and melodies of Movements in a remix album titled Altered - Second Movements and started the Origin series, four albums which aim to present archives and unreleased songs.
Until We Meet the Sky and Random Friday were composed in parallel.In 2013, he released the second album in the Origin series, Origin #02.
