Gilles Snowcat
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Gilles Snowcat | |
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Birth name | Gilles Snowcat |
Also known as | 雪猫慈流 , Mèo Tuyết Từ Lưu |
Genre(s) | Progressive rock Disco Pop |
Occupation(s) | Musician |
Instrument(s) | Keyboards, Organ, Synthesizer, Guitar, Bass guitar, Vocals, Piano, Sequencer, Drum Machine |
Years active | 1988-present |
Label(s) | It's Oh! Music |
Associated acts | Awaken, Nekokawa |
Notable instrument(s) | |
Crumar, Korg, Oberheim, Roland |
Gilles Snowcat is a Belgian songwriter and interpreter, founding member of the music project Awaken. He founded it in early 1988 and turned it later into a band, before stepping back and leading it as a project.
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[edit] Instruments
Mostly songwriter, keyboards player and sequencer programmer, he also uses bass guitar, guitar and voice.
[edit] Trivia
He is called 雪猫慈流 in Japan and Mèo Tuyết Từ Lưu by Vietnamese people.
[edit] Discography
[edit] with Awaken (Belgium)
- Tales Of Acid Ice Cream (1996)
- Party In Lyceum's Toilets (2001)
- 『別府NIGHTS』 (2006)
- various tapes (1988-1995)
- various web-singles (2001-2007)
[edit] with Koiko (Japan)
- Vitamin ! / 黄昏バス (single CD, 2005)
[edit] with Berry Cool (Japan)
- Summer Wind (2005)
[edit] with Sousbock (France)
- Une Part De Moi (2005)
[edit] with Miyu (Japan)
- various recordings (2002)
[edit] with Nekokawa (Belgium)
[edit] Writings
- Limo (4 volumes, 1995-1997, unpublished)
- La Décharge (webzine, 1996-2002)