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Of the past productions:

   

PETER LINDAHL

In the labyrinth is a project based around Peter Lindahl  and his ambitions as a multi instrumentalist and in various parts also as a  singer.

His contribution to ITL spans playing on instruments such as mellotron, flutes, guitars, bass, mandolin, zither, samplers, viola da gamba, various oriental woodwinds, percussion and strings. He has also thrown in vocals from time to time and taken care of production, arranged most of the music and carried out his obligation as a recording engineer. Peter has no particular musical training other than the experience he has gathered from working in the studio and from numerous gigs and rehearsals in bands and with various musicians. Most of the material on the records has been penned down by Peter, sometimes cowritten together with other participants of the project.

In 2001 he was granted a scholarship by the Swedish Performing Rights Society, STIM.



HÅKAN ALMKVIST is a multi instrumentalist though he mainly utilizes in bass, electric guitar, sitar, Indian tabla and samplers. He got parts of his musical schooling in Benares and in Calcutta of India where he studied local instruments, traditional, classical scales and tonal expressions for a couple of years. He also manages his own record company TAP, as well as graphically designes the releases of his catalogue (including Walking On Clouds and Dryad). Other projects and bands where he is or has been active are Orient Squeezers, Ensemble Nimbus, Flying food circus and Tweendeck 2.


                Plus sporadic session work from these singers and musicians:

ROBERT EKLUND: Arch lute, celtic harp and ukulele
HELENA SELANDER: Female background vocals
MIRIAM OLDENBURG: Piano accordeon
KRISTINA FUENTES: Female background vocals
NATALIE KNUTZEN: Female background vocals
KIRK CHILTON: Violin

                           
FEREIDOUN NADIMI: Darbouka and daf
STEFAN OTTMAN: Narration
MICKE LÖVROTH: Violin
ISMET DEMIRHAN: Zurna and mai
MARCOS CHAGALLO: Violin
SVEN LINDAHL: Cornett

 

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