This 1997 album from Secret Garden showcases their distinctive fusion of new age and synth-pop, setting a contemplative tone with synth-driven melodies.
- "White Stones" was released on April 15, 1997, by PolyGram Norway.
- The album falls within the new wave and synth-pop genres, reflecting the electronic soundscape popular in the 1990s.
- Secret Garden's music often incorporates elements of classical and Celtic music.
Secret Garden is a Norwegian-Irish duo, formed in 1994 by composer/producer Rolf Løvland and singer/lyricist Gunnhild Tøndel. They are best known for their groundbreaking win at the Eurovision Song Contest. This album, "White Stones," was released in 1997, representing an early stage in their career as they established their unique blend of classical, new age, and Celtic influences.
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