Jesper Sørensen

A Total of 1 hour and 6 minutes of acoustic, ambient, electronic and downbeat music.


..Review of A new Time by fatea-records:
.. Occasionally an album comes along that falls outside of our remit, but we feel we need to draw your attention to. "A New Time" is just such an album. Like a Jean Michel Jarre with more of an understanding of natural rhythm and a feel for life, Sorensen builds an album that has an almost filmatic touch. He finds soundscapes that capture the imagination and allows you to populate them. It brings about an album that is not only relaxing, but has a life affirming quality to it. It's just so easy to drift off into the music. A seriously enlightening album, I just wouldn't recommend driving to it.
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......Piano......

A compilation of Piano tracks.
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Work in progress.

......Biography......

Jesper Sørensen from Copenhagen, Denmark. At a young age he started playing the guitar and began to write his own music when he was 14, improvising on various went on to teach himself to play a range of other instruments and his primary influences are Mike Oldfield, Mark Knopfler, and Jean Michel Jarre. At the age of 20 he formed his first band, 4us, and through playing in various clubs and universities was invited to appear on the Danish national radio. After a break of some years he and 3 friends formed Half and Half, a cover version band, which became very popular, and he spent the next 2 years performing and appearing again on the Danish radio. He continued to experiment with different styles of music and in 2000 moved to England where he now lives with his wife and 2 children. He was diagnosed with cancer in early 2006 and after a year of treatment and recovery he rediscovered the joy of making music, and since January 2007 has produced and finished the albums A New Time, Origin and twiligt.