Nemo's Theme by Sagor & Swing

With "Nemo’s Theme", Sagor & Swing continues their journey through the dreamy. The song is inspired by Jules Verne’s classic novel about Captain Nemo – the lonely explorer who seeks freedom beneath the surface of the sea, beyond the laws and sorrows of the world. The music moves through the same landscape of contrasts: from fate-filled chords and dark underwater sounds to a quiet, almost peaceful resolution where Nemo seems to accept his fate aboard the Nautilus. Here, the beauty and the terror of the depths of the sea blend into an evocative, almost cinematic soundscape. The song was recorded during a tumultuous time in the composer’s life; Captain Nemo became a metaphor – a figure who both escapes and finds his destiny. Perhaps that is why Nemo’s Theme feels so personal: a quiet reflection on loss and reconciliation. Musically, the song is a bridge between the Nordic melancholy and the colorful splendor of psychedelic pop – a mix of "Yellow Submarine" and "Strawberry Fields Forever". Sagor & Swing lets organs, synths and dreamlike melodies grow together into a fairy-tale world where time and space is suspended, and where the silence of the depths ultimately becomes a place of reconciliation and peace.

The legendary Swedish psychedelic organist Bo Hansson together with his lively organ student and keyboardist extraordinary; Eric Malmberg, joined by drummer Niklas Korssell, creating mesmerizing and ethereal space jazz. The music seems to contain information about a deep perspective that questions both time and space and recognize the universe unfolding its abstract process of creation.