JUDITH JUILLERAT France
In early 2005 Judith Juillerat opened her music to the public for the first time, when she won a remix contest for Björk's
« Army Of Me » put on by Unicef, leaving 600 other contestants in the dust. Then her first album
"Soliloquy" was released on the Berlin-based Shitkatapult label, and produced
without a computer. She plays with analog synths & beat boxes, micro, bass, acoustic instruments...
... more
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