Singoalla (album)
This is not officially a real solo album from Thåström but more of a soundtrack to a novel with the same name by Victor Rydberg, written in 1857. The album was only released in 1000 copies during its first release in 1998, but it was re-released in 2002 with a new cover. It is mostly instrumental.
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| Released | 1998 | |||
| Genre | Soundtrack | |||
| Label | Limited Ghost Records/Dust Music | |||
| Producer | Joakim Thåström, Niklas Hellberg | |||
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Track listing
- "Det sjunde inseglet" (Thåström, Hell) (The Seventh Seal)
- "Requiem" (Thåström, Hell)
- "Erland" (Thåström, Hell)
- "Transdans" (Thåström, Hell) (Trance dance)
- "Polsk dimma" (Thåström, Hell) (Polish Mist)
- "Demoner i 3D" (Thåström, Hell) (Demons In 3D)
- "Piano, cello, stön" (Thåström, Hell) (Piano, Cello, Moans)
- "Folklåten" (Thåström, Hell) (The People's Song)
- "Bröllop" (Thåström, Hell) (Wedding)
- "Sorgebarn" (Thåström, Hell) (Child of sadness)
- "Psalm 70" (Thåström, Hell)
Personnel
- Joakim Thåström and Niklas Hellberg - Writers and concept
Samples from Darling Desperados production of Victor Rydberg's Singoalla
- Mari Lindbäck - Vocals
- Erland Josephson - Dialogue
- Oliver Loftéen - Vocals
- Samuel Fröler - Dialogue
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