I think he grew up playing the piano

[quote author=“InKy”]You are all very welcome to have a look at it….
But unfortunately it’s a 13 pages long motherfucker and i can’t be arsed to translate all that into english, sorry fellas… :D But i can tell you the tracks i analyzed was: Shpongleyes and Around the world in a tea daze, and just the Tales album in general. Wrote about how the entire album is like a journey thru land- and soundscapes and the general feeling in ambient music and downtempo trance.
Anyways i got B minus i think, translating to international standards… That’s a 9 for the danes here And that’s good… As it is counting as an Examin grade

Edit: Oh yeah, and one more thing… I do think simon cares about the key, but i don’t think he’d care that much to change it during a set…. As it is the bass which is a central thing in trance music it has to be constant and not changing too much, but then again, who cares about rules

Give me a look at that paper , I’m from Denmark too!

Forgive my ignorance, because I don’t know a lot about Simon. Is he really a trained musician?
I really really admire that if he is. I hate the idea that people can just buy the equipment and mess around with it and think “well…..I’m a musician, look what I did.” But his music…...you can tell he KNOWS what he is doing.

It all really does fit together perfectly and without effort.

I cannot wait to hear some new stuff by him.

The thing with Posfords music is his ability to add the most subtle details that are noticed after listening to an album after many, many times.

All the frequencies are used from top to bottom..