Marc Moulin
Belgian keyboard player and producer
Belgian keyboard player and producer
1942
84 years ago
Artists & Creatives
Belgium
A keyboard player, producer, and journalist was influential in the Belgian music scene. Active in the 1970s and 1980s, contributed to various genres including jazz, funk, and electronic music. Founded the band Placebo, which released several acclaimed albums. Produced and collaborated with other notable artists, enriching the Belgian music landscape.
Founded the band Placebo
Produced various influential albums
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