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Ispanijoje gyvenantis išskirtinio balso tembro amerikietis Zanas Hoffmanas daugiau negu keturis dešimtmečius kuria eksperimentinę elektroninę muziką ir yra išleidęs šimtus albumų įvairiais pseudonimais bei inicijavęs daugybę nestandartinio skambesio muzikos ir avangardinio meno projektų.Melomanams geriausiai žinomas jo sceninis vardas „BodyCoctail“.Šiemet pasirodė net keturiasdešimt jo albumų, o jis jau planuoja keturiasdešimt pirmą ilgagrojį darbą.Hoffmanas neapsikrauna instrumentais ir prabangia įrašų įranga, viską atlieka pats - nuo pradinės idėjos iki garso dizaino.Kartu su juo „LRT OPUS“ svečiavosi raggae išpažintojas, kūrėjas ir atlikėjas Ignas Kavaliauskas - Ignas iš Ignalinos. Su Hoffmanu jie įrašė porą bendrų kūrinių.Kalbino Aivaras Dočkus

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Ispanijoje gyvenantis išskirtinio balso tembro amerikietis Zanas Hoffmanas daugiau negu keturis dešimtmečius kuria eksperimentinę elektroninę muziką ir yra išleidęs šimtus albumų įvairiais pseudonimais bei inicijavęs daugybę nestandartinio skambesio...

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