Athome Project

Athome Project is the primary creative vehicle for Norwegian producer Stian Jacobsen. Emerging from the vibrant Norwegian electronic scene of the early 2000s, Jacobsen's sound is deeply rooted in the downtempo and nu-jazz movements that defined labels like Beatservice Records and Jazzland Recordings.

His work is characterized by a high degree of collaborative fluidity, frequently featuring guest vocalists and instrumentalists to add organic texture to his electronic foundations. The project gained international traction following the release of the 'Fjord EP' and a subsequent signing to the influential German label Stereo Deluxe. Critically, Athome Project is viewed as a bridge between the trip-hop of Bristol and the more clinical, icy ambient styles often associated with Norway. His production style favors analog warmth, subtle sampling, and a 'less is more' approach to arrangement, ensuring that each element has space to breathe. While his output has slowed since the mid-2000s, his debut album remains a benchmark for the lounge and chillout genres, praised for its timeless quality and sophisticated harmonic palette.