Welcome Traveller!
Let me tell you my story ...

As a young boy I actually didn't like music at all, but then I got to listen to some of my uncle's creations. This opened up my ears and heart to the depths of music and ever since I have been pursuing to recreate the sounds in my dreams and the random melodies that pops up when I drink a glass of milk.

The first thing I did when I got my first keyboard was to figure out how to play the theme from the movie Braveheart or the little tune from the second Pokémon movie. Memory is a bit fuzzy but it was good times.
A few years later I started high school and studied the basics of music. I had no idea that the mix of notes I had been playing in one hand before were called "chords" and I was intrigued by this new information. During most of my high school time I tried to figure out how each chord sounded in all forms and thanks to this my ability to improvise and take out melodies with my ears grew stronger.

Two years after high school I got accepted into a college of sorts, the english language don't have a word for this type of school so its hard to explain. It was surrounded by nature about 50 kilometers from the nearest city and I loved it! I have never liked the sounds and the stressed, formal state of cities. This is the place where I have felt at home the most. Secluded from everything except music, art and about 170 schoolmates that I got to know closely thanks to the solitude and serenenity the place gave. This is also where I learned the basics of the classical orchestra. I took the information I felt was needed for my purposes and threw the rest out of the window. (Sorry Lars for being a terrible student!) I decided I wanted to create my own style, my own sound, even if its just a small change to someone elses.
The next year I studied music production at the same school and learned the basics of mixing.

And here I am a few years later at the age of 26. Still trying to smack a nail into the toe of music industry. I don't create to earn money. I simply see it as a plus. I am also part of Materia Collective. A facebook group-turned-label that started as soon as the FF7 Remake was announced. Please read about it here, give a listen and show us support if you like what we do:
http://www.materiacollective.com/

Hugs and kisses
Robin Lindberg