During the two years it took to write the album, I became very interested in a motivational speaker by the name of Ester 'Abraham' Hicks. I learned that my thoughts create my life--that I am powered by an emotional guidance system--I am in control of how I feel. A common image I had throughout my album, was myself standing in a stream of stardust. The stream was packed with endless amounts of information. Information that I was not needing to understand, but simply feel the density of. Judgement was not my first reaction, instead I leaned towards acceptance. ---- I started writing songs when I was thirteen-years-old. I eventually performed/ made recordings/albums with bands, still searching and moving toward the voice I was trying to find in the lyrics. My early writings were often described as 'vague' and 'not relatable', which left me searching for a more universal sound. During the writing and recording of my 2014 album ('First Event'), I quit rhyming and started saying what I really I wanted to say. I wanted my lyrics to help me disassociate myself from beliefs; paradigms and whatever concept of identity I had sold myself during my formative years. I am now more interested than ever in following my inspiration and impulse. I want to be led by an unconditional good feeling. I have become a product of our times—I am fully engrossed in the world of computers and recording gear. While still leaning towards a 'band sound', by going solo, I can take any direction I want without managing outward expectations. At this point in my life, I would like to see where my songs will go. I have crafted an insular world of creation, where I have the kind of control I have longed for. It is a relationship with myself that is loving; all accepting and all consuming. I want to ride this for a while, until I am pulled in another direction. Stay inspired, Kjetil.