About Me:

Hello. 
My name is Thor but online I go by Jay or my last name Jensen.
Some call me Tornado.

I’m a musician and creative person from the south over here in Scandinavia.

I think a lot. 
Too much.

I make music for the love of it.
Screw AI, man.
And screw the man who said “Musicians don’t enjoy making music anymore.”

I also hope to get into photography and basic level of drawing some day.

You can also find me on these platforms!
Bluesky Luminous Void Internet Archive

I have 4 music aliases:

1: Tornado Jensen - was created on the 1st of DECEMBER 2022 
For expressing my true self.

2: Jay Draugr - was created on the 31st of MARCH 2022 
as a filter, for when I forget what my "true self" is.


3: Brain in a CRT - was created on the 19th of OCTOBER 2021 for 
fictional movie and orchestral music.
On rare occasions when I do commission work, it is also credited as
Brain in a CRT.

4: S1Nk_dUMPST3R - (Originally known as GiggleSink) was created on the 19th of SEPTEMBER in 2023 
as a playground and dump for the 
weird pieces of music that fit nowhere else.

Thanks to KIERAL for helping me visualize a lot of the scenes in my head.
Album covers, scenes from the universe I dream up, such.
Talented artist and they’re worth the price! 
Check them out:
Their Website Their LV Page

I treat this one like a Rompler Synth.

That means I make my own sounds on it, but I only use the waveforms and samples
that comes with it to do so.

Well and occasionally that Fairlight pack I downloaded to it to test it.

Forgot where I got it from unfortunately. 

It does rhythmic sequences very well but what it does best for me is pads.

So I use it for that a lot.

The fretless bass sound I often use is also made on the Wavestate. 

90s Rompler Goodness.

It has the cheese.

 It has the beauty.
 
And it has the character.


Yes, this one was released in 94, before I was born (02) and yet I fell in love with it.

Old does not mean bad, OK?

I get a lot of inspiration from music from both before and after I came to be.

This one I use mainly the sounds it came with, including the "Orchestral" 
and "Keyboards of the 60s and 70s" expansion cards.

I got it because I fell in love with the sound of it.

Absolute dream come true.

Just so happens it was also used in a lot of stuff I grew up with.

Adds nice character and flavor to the music.

Worry not.

I plan to take real good care of it.

 I treat instruments like babies.
 
It's in good hands.