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Album Info

Frida Hyvönen Gives You: Music from Drottninglandet is the music that Frida Hyvönen composed for Elin Berge's photo book "Drottninglandet".
The book follows the lives of a couple of Thai women who have moved to the northern of Sweden leaving their homeland behind but always present in their souls.
Frida's music has not been available outside of the book before.

http://www.fridahyvonen.com/
http://www.elinberge.com/

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  11 months ago by Frederic Heath-Renn

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  Something quite special; for an album that's mainly instrumentals there's still plenty of variety, from the more traditionally melodic II and III to the tap-dance music-hall of V or the atmospheric Western-style Krautrock (think "Chill Out" by the KLF) of VII. And all of it is tied together by this commitment to prettiness, elegance. It may not be to everyone's tastes, and it's a grower, but - like the XX in 2010 - Frida Hyvönen has created a quite special album with much beauty to reveal.

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