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Hessel Veldman I Jmuiden, Netherlands
Hessel Veldman (1956), musician, composer and producer, started his search for uncomfortable music during his teens. An early fascination for electronic noise and dissonance, from the beginning of the 1970s, in combination with a preference for writing and performing extremely idiosyncratic music, has created a wide range of experimental compositions and radio productions. ... more
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