Heith's music has always been infused with sacred mystery, striking a delicate balance between lived experience and imagination. On Escape Lounge, his second full-length release for PAN, Heith draws inspiration from contemporary digital spirituality and interpretations of experience that are crossing over from cultural niches into the mainstream - including internetbased conspiracy theories and psychological operations. The album presents a sonic diary recorded across Milan, Berlin, London, and Stockholm, crafting a post-informational folklore while exploring new territories in personal songwriting. The title Escape Lounge, inspired by airport waiting areas, serves as a metaphorical waiting room of the mind. Its hidden passages can lead either to peril and loss or to enlightenment and kaleidoscopic mental landscapes. This liminal space echoes the mysterious realms of Twin Peaks or the viral "Backrooms" phenomenon. Within it, contributing musicians - including frequent collaborators Leonardo Rubboli, Aase Nielsen, and 33 drummer Alexander Iezzi - move like ethereal presences, creating intangible soundscapes that leave traces of post-hypnotic melancholia. Notably, the vocal contributions from Price and James K enhance the otherworldly atmosphere, their multifaceted timbres adding layers of intentional ambiguity. Throughout the album, Heith masterfully blends acoustic instruments, human voices, and digital technology along an uncharted path that references the experimental pop of 90s trip-hop, 2000s indie-folk songwriting, and lush Mediterranean psychedelia. The sounds are meticulously crafted, combining synthesizers with guitar-based compositions in a computational songwriting approach that creates a collage across eras and landscapes. Each track unveils new dimensions of this delicate hallucinogenic narrative, delivering an immersive listening experience. As reality continuously shifts, Escape Lounge emerges as both sanctuary and confinement - a space of momentary connections and endless potential. In 2025, Heith will debut a new live show and audiovisual collaboration titled 'The Talk' with James K and Günseli Yalcinkaya, commissioned and premiering at Sonar Festival, Terraforma, Nuit Sonores, and Reworks.
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- A1: Double Trouble (Tiësto’s Euro 90S Tribute Remix) - Will Ferrell, My Marianne, Tiësto
- A2: Lion Of Love - Erik Mjönes
- A3: Coolin’ With Da Homies - Savan Kotecha
- A4: Volcano Man - Will Ferrell, My Marianne
- A5: Jaja Ding Dong - Will Ferrell, My Marianne
- A6: In The Mirror - Demi Lovato
- A7: Happy - Will Ferrell, My Marianne
- A8: Song-A-Long: “Believe”, “Ray Of Light”, “Waterloo” , “Ne Partez Pas Sans Moi”, And “I Gotta Feeling” - John Lundvik, Anna Odobescu, Bilal Hassani, Loreen, Jessy Matador, Petra Nielsen, Will Ferrell, Jamala, Erik Mjönes, Rachel Mcadams, Molly Sandén, Elina Nechayeva, Conchita Wurst, Netta, Alana Da Fonseca
- A9: Running With The Wolves - Courtney Jenaé, Adam Grahn
- A10: Fool Moon - Anteros
- B1: Hit My Itch - Antonio Sol, David Loucks, Taylor Lindersmith, Nicole Leonti
- B2: Come And Play (Masquerade) - Petra Nielsen
- B3: Amar Pelos Dois - Salvador Sobral
- B4: Husavik (My Hometown) - Will Ferrell, My Marianne
- B5: Double Trouble (Film Version) - Will Ferrell, My Marianne
- B6: Eurovision Suite - Atli Örvarsson
Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga is a 2020 American musical comedy film directed by David Dobkin and written by Will Ferrell and Andrew Steele. The film follows Icelandic singers Lars Erickssong and Sigrit Ericksdóttir (Ferrell and Rachel McAdams) as they are given the chance to represent their country at the Eurovision Song Contest. Pierce Brosnan, Dan Stevens, and Demi Lovato also star.
“Volcano Man” was the first song released from the album and features vocals from Will Ferrell and Swedish singer Molly Sandén (credited as My Marianne). Towards the middle of the film, as the characters of Lars and Sigrit get fully immersed in the Eurovision magic, the audience is treated to a “Song-A-Long”, producers mash-up iconic pop classics into a celebratory party anthem. Cher transitions into Madonna, which transitions into homages to the aforementioned ABBA and Celine Dion, capped off with a little from The Black Eyed Peas. The cherries on top are vocal cameos from Eurovision champions: Conchita, Netta, Jamala, Loreen, and Alexander Rybak. The album also features the cult hit “Jaja Ding Dong”.
The soundtrack has been nominated for Best Compilation Soundtrack For Visual Media at the upcoming 63rd Annual Grammy Awards.
Eurovision Song Contest: The Story Of Fire Saga is available as a limited edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on “Lion Of Love” pink coloured vinyl. The package includes a 4-page booklet and printed innersleeve with movie stills.
- A1: Double Trouble (Tiësto’s Euro 90S Tribute Remix) - Will Ferrell, My Marianne, Tiësto
- A2: Lion Of Love - Erik Mjönes
- A3: Coolin’ With Da Homies - Savan Kotecha
- A4: Volcano Man - Will Ferrell, My Marianne
- A5: Jaja Ding Dong - Will Ferrell, My Marianne
- A6: In The Mirror - Demi Lovato
- A7: Happy - Will Ferrell, My Marianne
- A8: Song-A-Long: “Believe”, “Ray Of Light”, “Waterloo” , “Ne Partez Pas Sans Moi”, And “I Gotta Feeling” - John Lundvik, Anna Odobescu, Bilal Hassani, Loreen, Jessy Matador, Petra Nielsen, Will Ferrell, Jamala, Erik Mjönes, Rachel Mcadams, Molly Sandén, Elina Nechayeva, Conchita Wurst, Netta, Alana Da Fonseca
- A9: Running With The Wolves - Courtney Jenaé, Adam Grahn
- A10: Fool Moon - Anteros
- B1: Hit My Itch - Antonio Sol, David Loucks, Taylor Lindersmith, Nicole Leonti
- B2: Come And Play (Masquerade) - Petra Nielsen
- B3: Amar Pelos Dois - Salvador Sobral
- B4: Husavik (My Hometown) - Will Ferrell, My Marianne
- B5: Double Trouble (Film Version) - Will Ferrell, My Marianne
- B6: Eurovision Suite - Atli Örvarsson
Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga is a 2020 American musical comedy film directed by David Dobkin and written by Will Ferrell and Andrew Steele. The film follows Icelandic singers Lars Erickssong and Sigrit Ericksdóttir (Ferrell and Rachel McAdams) as they are given the chance to represent their country at the Eurovision Song Contest. Pierce Brosnan, Dan Stevens, and Demi Lovato also star.
“Volcano Man” was the first song released from the album and features vocals from Will Ferrell and Swedish singer Molly Sandén (credited as My Marianne). Towards the middle of the film, as the characters of Lars and Sigrit get fully immersed in the Eurovision magic, the audience is treated to a “Song-A-Long”: producers mash-up iconic pop classics into a celebratory party anthem. Cher transitions into Madonna, which transitions into homages to the aforementioned ABBA and Celine Dion, capped off with a little bit of The Black Eyed Peas. The cherries on top are vocal cameos from former Eurovision champions: Conchita Wurst, Netta, Jamala, Loreen, and Alexander Rybak. The album also features the cult hit “Jaja Ding Dong”, also performed by Ferrell and Sandén.
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