It's a remix of Equinoxe Part 4 by Jean Michel Jarre. I'm quite satisfied with it. Someone compared the soundscape to that of Richi M. Well, I guess the beat isn't quite as floating as in the original... =)

Length: 5:37

This is a remix of Les Domaines' song "Shakespeare". If you haven't heard the original, you can download it (and a lot of other great tunes) from their website. My remix uses an earlier version of the lyrics, which I think sounds better. It is also faster and a lot harder than the original.

Length: 3:39

This is a remake of Anders "Akerheden" Arrenius' original "Shady Eyes". He made that song back in 1996, and I've loved it since the day I downloaded it! But the tracked format did not show off the song's full potential. It needed stereo, reverb, a wide and overwhelming ambience, and high fidelity "crisp" samples. And here it is. Very true to the original, yet it introduces a whole new dimension to it. I hope you'll like it, whether you have heard the original (available from Anders' page) or not.

Length: 3:00

Combine the following elements to make this song: dance beat, trance instrumental, sweeping 303s, digisynths, pizzicatos, phat bass and idiotic yet strangely cool-sounding voice clips.

Length: 5:22

This is a co-op with Licard. Sort of a parody of artists like Scooter and 666. Incredibly silly... :)

Length: 2:42

This song is my contribution to the Heavenly Music Compo 3, where it finished seventh out of forty entries. It's an orchestral work, somewhat inspired by Grieg and other classical composers.

Length: 5:26

A kickin' technosong with 303 solos and a hook that might stick in your head if you don't look out. A couple of people commented on the bassline being the same as that of Earthbound's "Heartbeat - Element of Love". Anyway, this was one of the first songs I seriously tried to master. This is the newer (2002) mastering.

Length: 3:26

My contribution to the Heavenly Music Compo II, where it ended up at sixth place! It's a bit different, for the most orchestral, but drums start the song off. As I write in the song text, it's a journey through a storm, from midnight till dawn. (Yeah, I'm a genuine poet =)

Length: 5:50

You know when a song just lies there on your hard drive, waiting to be released, but never becomes so because the composer thinks it isn't long enough? No? Well... This song suffered from that, anyway...

Length: 2:28

Maybe my best Chillcompo entry. Sort of Jarre-inspired...

Length: 1:37

So I thought I'd make the Swedish competitors at Chillcompo smile by making this remix of a Swedish soap opera theme :-) Tre kronor!

Length: 0:44

I think I was sick of something, but I still entered this for Chillcompo 13.

Length: 1:16

Made for Chillcompo number twelve. Some sort of rock :-)

Length: 1:46

The Affectionate was made especially for the Trax In Space Valentine Compo in 1999. It didn't do very well at the compo, but I still think the song is good. Very much a ballad.

Length: 5:24

I was actually trusted with creating the sample pack for this Chillcompo edition. An okay song, I guess...

Length: 1:33

This week's Chillcompo had a special rule: Four channel mods only. Why on Earth did I enter this piece of crap? =)

Length: 1:17

Made, of course, for Chillcompo no 7. An interesting piece of trivia: It was originally composed in Mario Paint on the Super Nintendo.

Length: 1:09

Made for my first one hour compo, Chillcompo. Not that bad, but it's not a complete song.

Length: 0:28

My reedit of BBD's original from 1996. I really liked the original, and Anders Arrenius' remix of it, but I thought it deserved 16-bit samples and stereo panning, so I made this.

Length: 5:24

A kind of remix of Cue's Burnin' from 1997. Not all that serious, though I like it.

Length: 4:45

The song that was supposed to be my Remedy98 contribution has now grown very big, 12.4Mb. This is of course the reason why the downsampled version sounds so crappy. And another thing; parental advisory...

Length: 5:50

A cover of Magnus Uggla's 1986 hit. I think I did it pretty damn accurate!

Length: 4:09

This was my contribution to the Heavenly Music Compo 1998, where it finished 7:th! I think it's a bit different then the usual Caesar-stuff. It's darker, slower, and I've tried to put more effort into the structure of the song. Just hope it shows :)

Length: 4:29

Inspired by Jean Michel Jarre's Oxygene 8, this is one of my most popular songs. Most of the samples are made with Stomper, for the real primitve synthesizer feeling.

Length: 4:02

My entry for the Music Pool Xmas Compo 1997. Finished 5th out of 19 entries. My attempt at pop with saxophone, piano, organs and a groovy beat.

Length: 4:38

Woohoo! Techno with a strong synt/demostyle touch, especially with those portamento leads I made with Stomper. Also, there should be some sort of parental advisory label on this.

Length: 4:33

A remix of a song by my former classmate Love Bellinder. An interesting guitar/rock-thing. Rather old, yes...

Length: 2:01

A cover of the classic song from Sweden's biggest synthpop group, S.P.O.C.K.

Length: 3:50

On Cloud NiNe is probably my most liked tune ever. It is a happy tune with strings and piano creating a harmonic ambience, originally created as a kind of background music. It received the Best Piano award at FOSH June 1997.

Length: 4:43

This is a really fat tune, fast techno/demostyle, and a great intro that runs backwards =)

Length: 3:57

I was seriously trying to sound like Lizardking when I made this song - I won't deny that. There are a few annoying portamentos in here. No, I like it, but I understand why you wouldn't :) So, it's demostyle, doskpop, synth, something...

Length: 3:43

It's a great co-op with BBD, and was out joint entry to the Music Pool X-mas Compo 1996. It finished in third place. You could say it's our version of demostyle/rock à la Van Halen :) (please, don't complain about that desciption...)

Length: 4:32

This was a really cool song - when I made it. Hard drums, fat ambience, quite a few Elwood-inspired elements... Techno/dance with a fat background-vox-choir.

Length: 4:02

This was my entry to the Music Pool X-mas Compo 1996, where it finished in second. Now this is rock! :) A good try (well...) at realistic-sounding acoustic guitar, combined with a catchy melody, old-school rock drums and a cool ending... well, what more can I say? I had only been tracking for three months when I released it; don't let that scare you off, though...

Length: 3:37