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"Eg veit i himmerik ei borg" is a traditional Norwegian hymn, reimagined by SATOSHI | ECLESIAH as a ritualistic and immersive soundscape. Its ancient melody returns like a prayer, gradually surrounded by polyphonic voices, cello and vocal drones, organ, crunch-guitar arpeggios, bass, and sparse ceremonial drums. After the second verse is sung with only voice and drones, distorted tremolo guitars, bass, and drums erupt into the final section, transforming the stillness into a vast wall of sacred sound. The piece moves between Nordic folk hymn, medieval polyphony, minimalism, post-rock, and blackgaze.

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  • SATOSHI

    SATOSHI is a Japanese composer and producer whose work brings together classical harmony, sacred and liturgical traditions, folk music from around the world, and Japanese melodic sensibilities. Moving across spiritual post-rock, blackgaze, dark ambient, trip-hop, and abstract hip-hop, his music combines layered vocals, massive drones, tremolo-driven guitars, breakbeats, and moments of profound silence. Through these contrasting elements, he explores themes of prayer, loss, hope, and the boundary between civilization and nature. A central part of his work is the contemporary reimagining of traditional hymns and folk melodies - not only to transform them through his own artistic vision, but also to introduce the beauty of the original music to new audiences. His YouTube channel has surpassed 76,000 subscribers, and he actively collaborates with vocalists and artists from around the world. His music has also been featured at an official football event held in a national stadium overseas. ECLESIAH is the conceptual project through which SATOSHI expresses"Sacredgaze": a personal musical world where prayer, darkness, silence, and overwhelming sound converge.

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