October 29, 2009 at 12:05
I have uploaded a track called Swaat to my myspace site, and my bandcamp site as a free download. It’s also available for streaming from the player below. It’s a near final version of the song, needs a little more tweaking on the sound-side but you get the point. Hope you like it.
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October 6, 2009 at 14:55

Once again I find myself on a train somewhere, this time heading home after rehearsals in Ã…rhus. Lately I have been thinking a lot about my blog and what it is, I use it for. I can’t figure out if I am a private person or a public person in here. Maybe I am both, and maybe that is just the way things are in my line of work?
I need some time off, I think. I have decided to quit DJ’ing for a while. It’s not fun anymore and I don’t enjoy it the way I used to. For the most part it’s drunk people at 3AM in the morning, talking shit. Once in a while it’s fun and thrilling, but mostly I just want to be somewhere else. I am not so much into the club-thing anymore, and I think that’s part of the reason why, my next album, BLCK will not be what most of you – and myself up until recently – think it will be. It’s more mellow and down-to-earth and not so hyper-hyper. I think it deserves to have more depth and more musicality, than ten “five-minute-bangers-on-a-disc” can give it. It is a an album and that format needs to be treated with respect. Otherwise I could just release singles.
I have been working twenty-four seven the last couple of weeks, and I am frankly a little tired. I have an upcoming tour I need to finish the preparations for, and after that I am going to Bornholm to work with Speaker Bite Me on their next album. All the while I am trying to finish some moviemusic-projects I have embarked upon. I enjoy what I do, but too much work is too much work, no matter how much you enjoy it.
And I do enjoy my work. But lately I’ve been having these thoughts about living by the sea or living in the country. Be self-sustaining and only live of what I can grow in my own garden and what my animals (I have animals in these thoughts) can provide. No internet connection and no social-media-sites. No twittering, facebooking, myspacing or emailing. No TV, no computer, maybe just a radio. No interference.
I am never finished. I am never satisfied. I work all the time. I am my work and my work is me. I can’t separate one from the other.