The Trilogy: Part I (Remastered) Dodgers Dive

• 1 On Fire (Remastered) 03:16
• 2 Shut Up (Remastered) 03:27
• 3 Andy (Remastered) 04:10
• 4 Lose My Mind (Remastered) 03:22
• 5 Royal Mile (Remastered) 04:30
• 6 My Garden (Remastered) 03:54
• 7 Back to Reality (Remastered) 04:32
• 8 What Makes You Happy (Remastered) 04:02
• 9 New Beginning (Remastered) 04:20
• 10 Because (Remastered) 03:44
• 11 I Don't Have You (Remastered) 03:30
• 12 Pumpkin (Remastered) 03:28
• 13 Pumpkin (Acoustic) 03:28
• Total Runtime 49:43

Info for The Trilogy: Part I (Remastered)

Dodgers' Dive reissues "The Trilogy: Part I," the first album in a trilogy, with a fresh mastering by KMR Studios that blends classic and modern rock. The album features a personal touch with the song "I Don’t Have You," dedicated to Niklas Bursell’s daughter Nova, marking a significant milestone for the band.

A Rock Mix with Depth and Variety: When it comes to describing Dodgers' Dive and their music, Bursell emphasizes that the band doesn’t limit itself to a specific genre. "We just experiment," he explains. Bursell describes their sound as a mix of 70s rock with playful elements of funk, jazz, blues, and sometimes progressive influences. This versatility gives Dodgers' Dive a unique position on the rock scene. The music is designed to engage and make listeners feel something, whether it’s standing still or moving. Bursell describes how Dodgers' Dive is fundamentally a live band, and direct contact with the audience is highly valued. He emphasizes that songs often start with personal ideas and thoughts, and the music evolves through experimenting with guitar and harmonies. For Bursell, it’s not only important to create good music but also to ensure it is meaningful and engaging for the audience.

Niklas Bursell, the frontman of the rock band Dodgers' Dive, has a vivid childhood memory that continues to inspire his music creation. When asked about his earliest and strongest musical memory, Bursell replies: "My childhood 70s." He recounts how his youth was filled with everything from The Beatles and The Rolling Stones to ZZ Top and Deep Purple. This musical upbringing shaped his taste and fueled his passion for creating music. Bursell recalls being fascinated by a diverse musical landscape and how each band and artist contributed to his own style. This early influence has continued to drive him in his creative process, where he strives to capture the energy and expression that defined the musical icons he grew up with. "So much great music!" he notes about these iconic artists, and it’s clear that this deep love for music has become the cornerstone of his own musical career. Bursell explains that this passion for 70s music has influenced both his songwriting and his ability to create engaging rock music today.

Dodgers' Dive

Digitally remastered

Please Note: We offer this album in its native sampling rate of 48 kHz, 24-bit. The provided 96 kHz version was up-sampled and offers no audible value!

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