Loman Paris, France
Loman is a French author, singer and composer with Japanese origins. Born between 2 cultures – both opposite and fascinated
by each other- Loman’s music gathers influences from both ends to create a chiaroscuro territory.
Nurtured by influences such as Ryuichi Sakamoto or Apparat, Loman melodic shapes are built on loud beats to create a wide range of sounds designed to feed people’s imagination.
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