Bugge Westelhoft (pardon the spelling..)

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Hi Gang,

So this past week I was turned on to Bugge, is it pronunced w/ a french type
of accent or is it like Buggy...or Budgie...anyway, the track was Existance.
  He's new to me, but I'm guessing that he's the piano player? It was a
lovely trk. Also enjoyed his duet w/ (?) that was an interpertation of 50
Ways To Leave Your Lover. Are there any other trks/albums from this artist
to look out for that are in the same vein as Existance? I'm more interested
in titles that are deep, but not too sleepy. thanks

joni
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