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Torgny – "Big Day" (Plant Plants Remix)

  • January 13, 2012
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Torgny is one of these incredible Scandinavian electronic pop producers/songwriters who seems to effortlessly create absorbing  soundscapes that are chilling sparse, melancholy and beautiful at the same time. His forthcoming EP is a celebration of a trio of films directed by Emil Trier. The Trilogy EP features the three original tracks as well as a carefully selected remixer for each song and is released January 23rd.

The concept for the trilogy of films was to document the lives of young people in comtemporary Scandinavia with each track featuring the vocal talents of Norwegian singer Maria Due.  The music is as you'd expect from the Scadinavian Electro-pop genre. Big brooding synths, lucid melodies, and a harmonious feel that is happy either in the background or grabbing your attention entirely. 

You can see the full trio of videos HERE and check out the second in the series below as well as getting a free download of Plant Plants remix below


Download: Torgny – Big Day (Plant Plants remix)

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IgXCBKIf7A[/youtube]

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Skinny G

I am a man from London town. I sound like I am from Oliver Twist and often wear a monacle. It helps me feel more victorian innit. Given the choice I would spend all day browsing the net listening to music, sadly I'm still looking for a way of getting to do that. Though I am close. I write for earmilk.com. Mainly UK stuff, electronic, post dubstep band stuff, some hip hop anything that catches my eye or ear really.

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