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Vox Archangeli combines original Gregorian chants from early medieval times with modern electronic sounds. The inspiration comes from a wide range of musical influences, from classical and folk music, through to pop and rock.

Vox Archangeli's debut album Sanctus : Michael [Heart Song Records / X5 Music] was produced by the Grammy winning Dan Sundquist, one of Sweden's most established producers, and released in 2009. The second album in the continuing Sanctus project – Sanctus : Gabriel [Heart Song Records / X5 Music] – was recorded and produced by Daniel Palm, and released in January 2010. In addition to the vocal tracks – introducing a new musical genre called gregorian lounge music – both albums features four instrumental air movements, created in co-operation with Jonas Strömberg at Slowbeat Studio.

The members of Vox Archangeli were previously part of the techno/pop-oriented group Vox Nova, whose debut album Sapientia [Heart Song Records] was first released in 2007, and will be released in a new remixed version in September 2010.

Music by both Vox Archangeli and Vox Nova has been featured on several international compilations.

Members:

Anna Pihl-Lindén – vocals
Veikko Kiiver – vocals
Pär Lindén – vocals, flutes
Martin Ciszuk – vocals
Erik Jonsson – vocals
Axel Theorell – vocals

Additional musicians:

Daniel Palm – keyboards
Andreas Johansson – drums
Andreas Passmark-Olson - bass
Gentilia Pop – violin
Moussa Elias – oud

Discography:

Sanctus : Gabriel, album (2010)


Ego Sum, single (2010)


The Book - The Music Vol. 1 (2010)


Sanctus : Gabriel, single (2010)


Sanctus : Michael, album (2009)



Vox Archangeli also appears on the following compilations:

Gregorian Chants SANCTUS [ZYX Music, 2009]
(featured track: Sanctus)

Mystic Spirits: ELEMENTS OF MYSTERY [ZYX Music, 2009]
(featured track: Miserere mei)

Best of New Catholic Music [Rocking Romans, 2010] (featured track: Archangelus Gabriel Radio Version) +

Healing Music From Around The World [Healing Music Records, 2010] (featured tracks: Archangelus Gabriel Radio Version and Ego Sum)