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KAZUYA ISHIGAMI Japan
KAZUYA ISHIGAMI, is composer, sound designer, sound performer and sound engineer born in 1972, in
Osaka/JAPAN.
His pieces were performed at DeutschlandRadio(Germnay) ,WDR(Germany), FUTURA(France), Radio Saarbruecken(Germany), ICMC(2015_USA/TEXAS) and so on. He has an independent label “NEUS-318”. Also performed: BILLY? (electro noise group) and Daruin (Ambient Noise solo Unit).
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