Continues from that long post posted by me long ago...
There was few swedish names mentioned. Why?
I wanted to stay close to my thoughts and at that time I thought I couldn't do it with any other than my native language. I found a way that worked really well and I have to say that the swedish lyrics I made were quite unique. This may sound boasting but it's my honest opinion.
Is english more beautiful language than swedish?
No, I just started to feel like I was doing same thing over and over again. Subjects and language didn't develop in a way I was hoping they would, so I thought about trying english instead, mainly just to test if I could speak it at all. Of course I still love my native language and therefore I've also made two songs for this album that are sung in swedish. I don't know about the future but this is how it's working now.
However, 'Om Regnbagen Materialiserade Sig' still sounds better than 'A Dialogue With The Stars'.
Well it isn't that radical. I used to write only about nature on our planet earth, but this orb is just a tiny piece of sand in cosmic scale, so I concluded to write about nature more precisely. I still connect everything to the nature of earth because those both have the same architect afterall.. . I wanted some deeper meanings to my lyrics so I only chose more philosophical approach in order to make it easier for the listener to be an active part of the album and not only a watcher of our cosmic show. Writing in microscopical perspective would have limited me, and Vintersorg was founded to cross the boundaries.
The fact that mr. V hasn't ever studied singing is also crossing some boundaries.
I've learnt to sing in my own way and it's working. It could help a little if I took some lessons in singing and I may do it when I have time.
I don't know if it was a joke but Vintersorg
doesn't have time. Even getting an interview wasn't that easy.
You make it sound like a burden. For me making music is sheer joy! Of course there's times when I've written something extremely good and I'm overwhelmed by the feeling that I couldn't ever outdo it. But usually things get clearer when I just relax and let my heart compose. Sometimes you have to slow down and do only gigs.
Even the gigs are connected to music, just like composing. Doesn't this man ever do anything else?
Not really. I spent most of my time with music: if I'm not composing I'm recording in my home studio. I have many things going on simultaneously so I don't really have even time to concentrate on anything else than things related to music.
huh, now I'm going to bed. Tiny part still untranslated
Edit: I was too tired to read through it yesterday, I tried to spellcheck it now