Brontë

The Brontë sisters hold a prominent place in English literature on their own merits. Through their novels, they revolutionised narrative in 19th-century England and redefined the boundaries of expression that were permitted for female authors at that time.
The present musical work, by Guiem Soldevila, offers a captivating journey into the heart of the poetry by the Brontë sisters, creating a unique and unforgettable literary and musical experience.

Credits

All Music by Guiem Soldevila

Published by Satelite K 

All Lyrics by Emily, Anne and Charlotte Brontë

Produced by Guiem Soldevila

Mixed by Mathias Chaumet

Mastered by Yves Roussel

Photography, typography and design by Helena Aguilar Mayans

Recorded in Menorca from January to April 2025

Guiem Soldevila: vocals, piano, prophet synth, acoustic, electric and nylon guitars, banjo, oud, handpan and percussion.

Clara Gorrias: vocals 

Neus Ferri: vocals

Lluís Gener: double bass

Pau Cardona: cellos

Helena Armenteros: harp

Andreu Marquès: drums and percussion

Moisés Pelegrí: additional percussion

Pep Eroles: duduk

Geliah: whispering voice

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intimari

The new project of the musician, singer and composer Guiem Soldevila, aims to be a bridge through poetic-musical creation, based on the conception of a modern creator who puts music to the verses of different poets.
“Intimari” oscillates between acoustic folk and ambient pop, where each poem turned song generates a wide variety of emotions from which a strong consistency stands out, frequenting the precious aesthetics of the past but maintaining the fresh vitality of the modernity.

Credits

Guiem Soldevila: voice, choirs, piano, guitars, oud, prophet, percussions
Pau Cardona: cello
Lluís Gener: electric and acoustic bass
Moisés Pelegrí: percussion
Elena Armenteros: harp
Violant Menorca: violin
David Gomez: drums
Ponç Pons: recited Poetry

Production and arrangements: Guiem Soldevila
Mix: Mathias Chaumet
Mastering: Yves Roussel
Cover: Carles Gomila
Inside photo: Tomàs Rotger
Design: Manel Soldevila
Label: Satélite K

METAPHORA

“Metaphora” It’s the first work composed entirely in English.

This project aims to be an immersive experience devised from real themes: investigating the individual and collective unconscious, and considering how many of the things that are happening today resonate with us. 

Credits

All songs written & produced by Guiem Soldevila

Mixed by Mathias Chaumet at MC Studio, France

Mastered by Yves Roussel, Barcelona

Artwork by Carles Gomila

All instruments & vocals by Guiem Soldevila 

Bass and stick – Lluís Gener

Cello – Pau Cardona 

Violin – Violant Menorca

Backing vocals on “Black Noise” – Maria Àngels Gornés

CRITICS
FINS DEMÀ O LA PROPERA METAMORFOSI

Starting from the premise that nothing can be taken for granted and everything is constantly changing, Fins demà o la propera metamorfosi marks a new cycle in the trajectory of Guiem Soldevila, giving way to a personal language where music expands from from pop to classical, from folk to electronic or rock to acoustic sensitivity.

This is not so much an album of a singer-songwriter as a restless musician who, beyond labels, sings, arranges and produces songs that tell us about inevitable twists, doubts, miracles, veils or daffodils that we all carry inside.

Credits

All songs lyrics and music: Guiem Soldevila (except “Insula Mundi” and “Dona legit una carta vora la finestra oberta” with lyrics by Ponç Pons).
Voices and guitars: MC Studio by Mathias Chaumet at El Auvergne (France).
Drums: “La Atlántida” by Mario Patinyo (Barcelona).
Violins, cellos, voices and guitars of “Fins demà” and “Insula Mundi”: Forte-Music Bcn studio by Miguel Angel Forteza-Rey (Barcelona).
Bass, percussions and some choirs: Acústic Menorca Studio by Fel Casasnovas (Ciutadella de Menorca).

Produced by: Guiem Soldevila.
Mixed by: Mathias Chaumet to MC Studios (France).
Mastered by: Yves Roussel (Barcelona).
Design and photography by: Ivan Ivanovich.
Edit and distribute: Satelite K (Barcelona).

Musicians

Guiem Soldevila: voice, guitars, piano, keyboards, charango, banjo, rhythm programming.
Miquel Casals: choirs, acoustic guitars.
Violant Menorca: violins and choirs.
Pau Cardona: cellos.
David Gómez: drums and percussion.
Lluís Gener: bass and electric double bass.
Jordi Cantos: handpan.
Moisés Pelegrí: percussions.
Martí Genestar: electric guitar.
Gemma Humet: voice.
Cece Giannotti: voice.

AMORAMORT

Amoramort is GuiemSoldevila’s third album.

His music is both intimate and fresh, with songs such as “La lluna sortirà després del sol” [The moon will rise after the sun], based on an African poem; “Gran buit” [Big emptiness] written by Soldevila, together with versions of songs by poets such as Màrius Torres, Konstandinos Kavafis, Sònia Moll and Mònica Grau. It is an album full of variety, where every song is a short journey, a unique universe.

Amoramort stands for contrasts, polarities –light and dark, life and death, masculine and feminine. It features more guitars, percussion, effects and string instruments than previous albums, while not forgetting intimate moments where a lone voice is accompanied by a piano.

Credits

Guiem Soldevila: vocals, piano, guitars, lute, bouzouki, citarina, lyre, percussion, drums.
Lluís Gener: double bass and bass guitar.
Violant Menorca: violin and vocals.
Moisès Pelegrí: percussion.
Pau Marquès: cello.
Martí Genestar: guitar on “Escriu-me”.
Ablaye Seck: djembe on “La lluna sortirà després del sol”.
Annabel Villalonga, Anna Ferrer, Pilar Timoner, Júlia Ligero, Mar Mascaró, Eva Carreras, Elena Riera, Sara Forner, Aina Fortuny: vocals on “La lluna sortirà després del sol”.

Produced by: Guiem Soldevila.
Mixed by: Guiem Soldevila and Lluís Gener.
Mastering: Fel Casanovas.
Graphic design: Estudi Grafema.

CRITICS
nura

Nura is Guiem Soldevila’s second album, based on the long poem by Ponç Pons of the same name.

It is a longing treatise turned into song that evokes a mythic-paradisiacal Minorca, the ancient “Nura” where the poet lived during his childhood.

Nura is a universal poem, where current topics of media interest are interwoven through Pons’ unique lattice, with reflections and poetic images on film, philosophy, literature, religion and so on, to which Guiem Soldevila sets music and voice, going into the poetry and capturing the meaning of the words through his compositions.

Credits

Guiem Soldevila: voice, vocals, piano, guitars, lute, percussion and drums.
Lluís Gener: double bass and bass guitar.
Violant Menorca: violin and vocals.
Maria Àngels Gornés: Vocals in “Teoria de l’absència”.

Cover art: “Favàritx”, by Pacífic Camps.
Photographs: Marc Allès.
Graphic design: Tomàs Orell.
Produced and mixed: Guiem Soldevila.
Mastering: Fel Casasnovas.

CRITICS