Former SUPREME MAJESTY Keyboardist Reveals Current Projects

October 22, 2007

Keyboardist Mattias Holmgren (NAGLFAR, EMBRACING, AZURE, TIRED TREE, SUPREME MAJESTY) recently quit Swedish melodic metallers SUPREME MAJESTY in order to focus on his own projects and his company Morningdew Media. "The fact that the band was living so far away from me was getting out of control, and the music was just not my kind of style," Mattias said in a statement.

Regarding his current projects, Holmgren said, "I just signed a deal with another game company (Ice Concept Studios) to make music for their upcoming PC and Xbox 360 game titled Legio. And I've also delivered the last music pieces for the game Furiae (made by Resolution Interactive). We're also working on the third album with EMBRACING and a new solo album with TIRED TREE so there's alot going on at the moment."

For more information, visit www.morningdewmedia.com.

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