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The Dual Resonance Model

by Jesper H. Petersen & Ste van Holm

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An experimental album descending into philosophies such as music of the spheres. The album distances itself from other ambient releases by having vocals on it. The vocals were provided by Edith Fabritius Tvede who sang three songs on 'Anyway'.

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released October 10, 2011

Personnel:
Jesper H. Petersen: Soundscapes
Ste van Holm: Soundscapes
Edith Fabritius Tvede: Vocals

Produced by Jesper H. Petersen & Ste van Holm
Engineered by Ste van Holm
Recorded between 2005 and 2011 in Denmark and Croatia
Cover by Julie Clifforth
Layout by Ste van Holm

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Ste van Holm Copenhagen, Denmark

Ste van Holm (born Stefan Holm, 1977) is a Danish musician and composer.
His musical upbringing came from British rock acts of the 70s like Pink Floyd, Mike Oldfield, Genesis and Peter Gabriel, Alan Parsons Project, Brian Eno and King Crimson, but also from electronic acts like Jean-Michel Jarre, Kraftwerk, Vangelis and Klaus Schønning and more contemporary names like Massive Attack. ... more

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