Music
Press
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Discography
•"Blue Line" [Loud Dust Recording - www.louddust.com] - 2006/2007
•"Arb.excerpt" - Released in "Sound in a Vacuum 2" [Atomic Mouse Recordings - atomicmouserecordings.com] 2006.
•"Shallow Enough to Drown": EP - [with Brother El as The Makers of Sense - www.makersofsense.com]
•"Underside 1.6" [labo_labs] 2005.
•"Unregistered 2.1" [labo_labs]
•"Bruiseless 2.0": Remix of Kristin Shout’s single
•"eclectise": LP with Thomas Demarle [Beaubec &Capsula Discos (Chile)]
•Music for an experimental video by the dancer/trapezist Sandrine Rouxel [Art and Body exhibit, Milan, Italy]
•"Vtx 2.5": Electronic music EP [released in France]
•"Flash": Single released with the third issue of the art magazine: "9/9 Revue d’Art Pratique"
•Single in the Chilean bands compilation cd "Con el corazon aqui II" [Sony Music Chile]
•3 ep's with Chilean pop/punk/jazz band malavida
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Bio
From 1997 to 2000, he performed regularly at lounges, clubs and other venues in Paris. During that time, he also released an electronic music EP, scored an experimental video by dancer/trapezist Sandrine Rouxel [for the Art and Body exhibit in Milan], and produced an original track for the magazine 9/9 - Practical Art Review, featured in the Pro-Zak exhibit at the Modern Art Museum of Paris. In 1999, he completed his PhD in theoretical physics and produced and recorded his first full-length solo album: eclectise.
Since 2000, he has lived in Chicago, developing his project in physics and music. He worked in research at the University of Chicago and Northwestern University, in a unique part-time position, until 2005. In parallel, he has interacted with various Chicago bands, remixing Kristin Shout's "Bruiseless" and recording loops for L'Altra's "In the Afternoon" album. Additionally, he has performed his "live-electronic-music-show" [live-PA] on various US stages and completed in 2006 a new album, Blue Line, to be released by Loud Dust Recordings. Since 2004, he has also been collaborating with hip-hop artist/producer Brother El as the "Makers of Sense".
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