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Itzamna Bordeaux, France
Jazz/Math-Rock/Prog band and recording studio from Bordeaux, France.
We also produce other bands at our
studio ITZAMNA MUSIC.
Itzamna is :
Guitar : Samuel
Piano : Benjamin Vidal
Guitar : Clément Belio
Drums : Adrien Gretter
Bass : Matthieu Salesse
ITZAMNA MUSIC is managed by Christian Belio, our producer.
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