Jean-Marc Foussat
Profile: | Jean-Marc Foussat (b.1955) is a French-Algerian experimental electroacoustic musician, improviser, guitarist, VCS synths performer, label founder and sound engineer from Oran, Algeria. He co-founded Potlatch label with Jacques Oger and participated in its activity from 1997 to 2002. Foussat also started Fou Records in 2012. Jean-Marc began his career in the mid-1970s playing guitar and synthesizer in several experimental prog-rock groups, such as Mandragore, Lézard Marçio, Phyllauxckzairrâh N° III, and Carte Postale. He soon became more interested in vintage portable analog synthesizers and musique concrete tape collages, gradually moving away from guitar bands towards solo electronic concerts and studio work in solitude.
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Sites: | jm.foussat.free.fr |
In Groups: | 5599, Aliquid, Barbares, Département d'Éducation Psychique, Ensemble MIA, Le Grand Fou Band, Mandragore (13), Marteau Rouge, Pavillon Rouge (2), Raymond Boni Fortuna 21 Octet, The Clifford Thornton Memorial Quartet, Thrash The Flash |
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