 He returned two years later with "Global House", a record reflecting a newfound interest in acoustic sounds and worldbeat textures, including didgeridoo and string quartet; the ambient album "Visual", a collaboration with guitarist Lakki Patey, followed in 1996.Signing to Hearts of Space Records, Sevåg resurfaced in 1997 with the acclaimed "Bridge", with the London Philharmonia Orchestra, winning the Indie Award in USA for the best new age recording of the year.From 1999 to 2005, he lived in Freiburg, South Germany, where among other things he worked on music therapy together with Maria Sevag and the psychologist Katharina Martin.