Jean-Marc Lederman
keyboard player, music producer
Jean-Marc Lederman is a Belgian keyboard player and producer. He has worked with bands such as Fad Gadget, The The, Gene Loves Jezebel, The Weathermen, Belgian rock band Streets, and Front 242, and with other artists including Julianne Regan, Jacques Duvall and Alain Bashung.
His main projects were The Weathermen, Kid Montana, Jules et Jim with Julianne Regan, Ghost & Writer with Frank Spinath of Seabound, Man-Dello (a solo electronica project), and cover version project La Femme Verte. He composes music for movies and videogames.
Jean-Marc Lederman also developed the Jean-Marc Lederman Experience where vocalists collaborates on themed albums.
He developed a musical iPhone app with Karl Bartos (ex-Kraftwerk) and Japanese multimedia artist Masayuki Akamatsu.
Recently, he has collaborated with Emileigh Rohn from Detroit-based band Chiasm under the name Rohn-Lederman
In 2021, Jean-Marc Lederman published a book called 'The Mysterious Manuscript From Gabriel Garcia Marquez".
Most of Lederman's record covers are done by Erica Hinyot, a Belgian plastician.
Selected discography
Jean-Marc Lederman
The Space Between Worlds (2017)
"Ode A La pluie" Music For An Exhibition About Rain (with Erica Hinyot paintings and poem) (2018)
"The Helpless Voyage Of The Titanic" [Instrumental/Soundtrack] (2020)
"Music For Dinosaurs" (2020)
"The Bad-Tempered Synthesizer" (2021) (with notes by Daniel Miller)
Night Music For Seahorses And Manatees (2022)
Soul Music For Zombies (2023)
Rohn-Lederman
Venus Chariot (2021)
Apollo Chariot (2022)
RAGE!
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