Give Shape to Space was nominated for the Icelandic Music Awards for music released 2020 in the Electronic Music category.… Read more Nomination for the Icelandic Music Awards
Author: Mikael Lind
Mikael Lind is an electro-acoustic composer who has released on the labels Morr Music, Time Released Sound, Polar Seas Recordings, and Archives. Mikael is working mainly with piano, strings and electronic manipulations of sound.
"Young Swede who lives in Iceland and does wonderful things with his laptop. Could very well be on the Warp or Morr label." - Dirk Steenhaut, Studio Brussels
"Swedish composer Mikael Lind currently based in Reykjavik, Iceland is definitely one of the emerging stunners." - Nordic by Nature
Give Shape to Space out now!
Give Shape to Space is my lastest album, released on Whitelabrecs! Listen here:
Connecting the Cycle video
Here’s a new video for the album Spaces in Between which I released with Hoshiko Yamane late 2019. The video is… Read more Connecting the Cycle video
New video out now!
This is the track Beyond the Hidden from my upcoming collaboration album with string player and composer Hoshiko Yamane (also… Read more New video out now!
Contingencies out now on Archives
Check out my latest album Contingencies here on Archives: And here’s a video I made for the second track:
Strings and Clusters out now!
Strings and Clusters is out now on Polar Seas Recordings. See here: https://www.polarseasrecordings.com/releases/mikael-lind-strings-and-clusters-cd
Granular Computing mini album and video
The mini album Granular Computing is out now! Listen on Spotify and more streaming services, or buy it at Bandcamp:… Read more Granular Computing mini album and video
Piano Day EP Out Now
The EP “Three Piano Pieces” is out now on Bandcamp, to celebrate Piano Day 2018. Check it out here: Three Piano… Read more Piano Day EP Out Now
Boreas out now
Boreas, the introverted cousin of Sounds that Escaped, is out now on Bandcamp, and will be released on Spotify and… Read more Boreas out now
Videos for Sounds that Escaped
Ian Waugh made a narrative music video for two of my tracks on Sounds that Escaped – check it out here:
