Slow records
Three long albums, each one written to be played start to finish with the lights low.
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Low Tide Light
Field recordings from one winter on the coast, stretched into a single hour.
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Salt and Cedar
Pump organ, breath and the sound of a window left open.
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The Long Ebb
Soft synths and tape hiss, made for the ride home.
Cover art, replace with photo
Come and listen
Small rooms with a good floor and nobody talking. Doors open early, seats are first come.
- Seattle Planetarium Hall
- Portland The Old Chapel
- Vancouver Harbour Library
- Victoria Fern Street Hall
- Bellingham The Grain Loft
Made for empty rooms
Marit Solen records in a converted greenhouse at the edge of a salt marsh, one long take at a time. The albums are slow on purpose: music for waking up, for working late, for falling asleep.
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Music that makes a room feel larger.
Quiet Hours Magazine -
Patient, warm and endlessly kind.
The Low Light Review -
I fell asleep happy and woke up calmer.
Evening Audio Standard
Write to Marit
Film scoring, commissions, sound for installations and the occasional lullaby. Tell her about the project.
hello@maritsolen.example