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Henrik Åström (born 11 January 1980) is a Swedish composer and music producer. He is the son of the Swedish archaeologist Paul Åström and owner of the record label and publishing company A-Stream Productions since 2002.

Film and theatre

Åström has written music for several feature films, most recently the drama Cowboys and Indians (Ruby Knox)^[1] by the award-winning director Ian McCrudden. In 2011 he composed the score for the drama Jake and Jasper – A Ferret Tale Connor Stanhope)^[2] that was awarded with a 2012 Remi Award at the Worldfest-Houston international Film Festival.

Åström has written and performed music for the Butoh dancer and choreographer Frauke. He composed the music and created the sound design for her theatre work Ama-No-Gawa that was performed at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown, South Africa, in 2010, and the solo dance performance Endangered^[3] that was performed at Atalante in Gothenburg in 2012. He also composed music for the dance festival Dance Bistro^[4] that was performed in Long Beach, California, in 2013.

Studio

Åström was the owner of the recording studio A-Stream Studio at Sankt Eriksplan in Stockholm, Sweden, between 2002 and 2012. At this studio location he worked with artists such as Miss Li, Oh Laura, Erik Grönwall, Titiyo, Thomas Denver Jonsson, Annis Brander and Zooparty. Zooparty was co-produced by the former Sex Pistols member Glen Matlock.^[5]

Selected discography

2006 – Miss Li, Late Night Heartbroken Blues
2007 – Miss Li, God Put a Rainbow in the Sky
2008 – Annis Brander (feat. Titiyo), If it's a dead fish, it's a dead fish
2008 – Charle Porter, Charlee Porter
2009 – Zooparty (feat. Glen Matlock), Re-fuse
2009 – Kristina Westberg, Good Days
2010 – Min Lilla Värld, Min Lilla Värld
2011 – Annis Brander, Glass People in the Woods
2012 – Cajsa Siik, Plastic House

References

External links

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[1] Cowboys and Indians at IMDb

[2] Jake and Jasper – A Ferret Tale at IMDb

[3] Göteborgs-Posten 5 May 2012, p. 87, by: Lis Hellström Sveningson, "Endangered av Frauke"

[4] LA Weekly 23 May 2013, by: Ann Haskins, "Five Dance Events to See in L.A. This Week, Including a Salsa Convention"

[5] Glen Matlock's visit to Stockholm, Sweden, by Erik Pettersson

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 ==Film and theatre==
-Åström has written music for several feature films, most recently the drama ''Cowboys and Indians''<ref>{{IMDb title|2820314|Cowboys and Indians}}</ref> by the award-winning director [[Ian McCrudden]]. In 2011 he composed the score for the drama ''Jake and Jasper – A Ferret Tale''<ref>{{IMDb title|2097866|Jake and Jasper – A Ferret Tale}}</ref> that was awarded with a 2012 [[Remi Award]] at the Worldfest-Houston international Film Festival.
+Åström has written music for several feature films, most recently the drama ''Cowboys and Indians'' (Ruby Knox)<ref>{{IMDb title|2820314|Cowboys and Indians}}</ref> by the award-winning director [[Ian McCrudden]]. In 2011 he composed the score for the drama ''Jake and Jasper – A Ferret Tale'' Connor Stanhope)<ref>{{IMDb title|2097866|Jake and Jasper – A Ferret Tale}}</ref> that was awarded with a 2012 [[Remi Award]] at the Worldfest-Houston international Film Festival.
 Åström has written and performed music for the [[Butoh]] dancer and choreographer Frauke. He composed the music and created the sound design for her theatre work Ama-No-Gawa that was performed at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown, South Africa, in 2010, and the solo dance performance ''Endangered''<ref>[http://www.gp.se/kulturnoje/scenkonst/1.936253-endangered-av-frauke Göteborgs-Posten 5 May 2012, p. 87, by: Lis Hellström Sveningson, "Endangered av Frauke"]</ref> that was performed at Atalante in Gothenburg in 2012. He also composed music for the dance festival ''Dance Bistro''<ref>[http://blogs.laweekly.com/arts/2013/05/dance_bistro.php LA Weekly 23 May 2013, by: Ann Haskins, "Five Dance Events to See in L.A. This Week, Including a Salsa Convention"]</ref> that was performed in Long Beach, California, in 2013.