DENIS FRAJERMAN Paris, France
Originally a member of the experimental French group Palo Alto, Denis Frajerman is a poet first and a musician second. He plays with sounds the way others play with words. Indeed, his recordings have drawn their inspiration from texts by authors as varied as Antoine Volodine and Jacques Barbéri. ... more
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