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(adultes et enfants à partir de 8 ans)
Depuis 10 ans, Girls Rock Camp Alliance (GRCA) est devenu une fédèration internationale à but non-lucratif. Les animatrices professionnelles créent de grands stages intensifs, et proposent des programmes d'encadrement musical qui encourage lʼaffirmation des femmes et des
jeunes femmes. 43 associations sont déjà en activité, reparties entre
l’Amérique du Nord et du Sud ainsi qu’en Europe.
Depuis 2011 Paris Girls Rock est la première formation du genre en France.
C’est aussi la première présentation bilingue du GRCA.
Nous proposons une formation musicale pratique.
English
Paris Girls Rock! Camp is a non-profit week-long, bi-lingual music education program for girls and women. We are located in the suburb of Seine St. Denis in Paris, France and provide programming for all the metropolitan area of Paris. Our 'campers' learn to play instruments, form bands, and play ina professional Concert in front of a live audience. All in only one week! The program allows the participants to gain an experience of musical empowerment, positive self-confidence, while having
fun activities in a bi-lingual and creative environment with girls and women of
all cultural and economic backgrounds.
We are part of a larger mission: For over a decade the concept of the Girls
Rock Camp Alliance (GRCA) has spread its message as an non-profit
international federation. Programming directors, many of them professional musicians, gather together annually and workshop their mentoring programs for women and girls
given year-round. Represented are 43 active organizations, distributed between North
and South America, and Europe. Since 2011 Paris Girls Rock is the first of its kind in France. We are also the first bilingual presentation of GRCA. We offer practical musical training with
extraordinary results that cross all barriers of language, culture, and
economic status.
9 juillet 2013 - Paris Girls Rock 93 Agenda
5 juillet 2013:: FB page Mairie St. Denis
announce:: 24 mai - MAY 2013
Presentations of the Paris Girls Rock
and Les Femmes Rock Programs at Le 6b
fenêtre sur #7 :
This will be a private demonstration of talents for the artists in residence of Le 6b.
Featuring the work methods of musicians Mike Ladd and Toli Nameless, sound engineer Alain Parmentier, and actress Clyde Chabot All Ages https://www.facebook.com/events/262212417256149/
This will be a private demonstration of talents for the artists in residence of Le 6b.
Featuring the work methods of musicians Mike Ladd and Toli Nameless, sound engineer Alain Parmentier, and actress Clyde Chabot All Ages https://www.facebook.com/events/262212417256149/
14 mai - MAY 2013
article by Bianca Valentino
(AUSTRALIAN ZINE MAKER OF THE YEAR)
Musician & Paris Girls Rock Camp Founder Toli Nameless: “Be organized, on time, stay focused, pay what you owe, be honest…”
http://conversationswithbianca.com/tag/paris-girls-rock-camp/
I first came to Toli Nameless’ music via a recommendation from my friend Annabell (the awesome lady behind Rocketoire Radio).
Toli is an inspiration, constantly creating and performing as a
vocalist, percussionist, band leader, actress, and dancer. Her music –
which she defines simply as “good music” – is uplifting and exudes such a
joyful spirit that you can’t help but smile when listening. She’s
shared the stage with greats, the Sun Ra Arkestra, Toots and The Maytals
and worked with folks like Sly and Robbie. Toli also works with various
woman’s groups, and non-profit organizations that promote women and
girls making positive vibes in the music industry—she’s the driving
force behind Paris Girls Rock Camp.
You were in Paris last summer; tell us about what you’ve been doing there.
TOLI NAMELESS: In addition to a well-received music career in the EU,
I have founded the Paris chapter of Girls Rock Camp. It’s an
international organization of music programs and creativity workshops
for girls and women with 60 locations world-wide.
What are your favourite things about Paris?
TN: The people, the architecture and the centralization of arts appreciation in their culture.
What’s been the most rewarding thing that’s come about from your involvement with PGRC?
TN: Watching the girls (and women) flourish in such a short amount of
time. There is no other experience like it, and to be a witness of this
growth and transformation; is the ultimate reward.
I’ve read that you will play any time, any place, anywhere;
what’s been a) the most unique show you’ve played, and b) your most
memorable show?
TN: It’s a tie between the shows with the Arkestra and Small Boat
Cruiz (that turned every 20 mins). [My] most memorable show: Willie Mae
Rock Camp lunch time concert.
You have played and worked with so many amazing musicians,
including Sun Ra Arkestra and Toots and The Maytals; what was it like to
play/work with such legendary artists?
TN: Some lessons can only be passed through on the job training. I
believe that these amazing experiences are what contribute to my ease
and comfort level on stage. Once you’ve spent time with a level calibre
of musician on stage in front of an audience, everything else seems very
easy. There are some many gracious musicians that have opened their
stages and imparted their knowledge to me.
You were named by your godfather, reggae soul super star,
Keith Rowe; is there any advice Keith has given you about music or
creativity that you could please share with us?
TN: Be organized, on time, stay focused, pay what you owe, be honest,
and love every moment of what you do when you are doing it. Please note
that I am still working on SEVERAL of these lessons.
I know that you decided to make music your main career and
attend the world renown, New School Jazz Conservatory, in New York City;
when did you decide that you wanted to do music as a career? What was
the catalyst?
TN: Yes. Attending the New School at that time was a great
experience. I decided I want to have a career in music at the age of 14.
I went to see Mikey Bassie’s sound check at a club in New York called
S.O.B.’s. He was such a phenomenal force both sonically and on stage
that he had me hooked.
What inspired you to found your once twelve member all-female ensemble, The Femm Nameless?
TN: Ha! Youthful ignorance and musical/life experiences had up to that point.
I’ve read that The Nameless were to signify every female
musician and unsung heroine whose name would be otherwise forgotten; who
are some of your music heroines and what is it about them that you
love?
TN: Outside of Nina Simone, I actually have more male influences in
music. It’s the real life women that I cherish in the music I write.
They are my mom, grandmothers, school teachers (too many to name!),
co-workers, and historical figures that quickly fade because there are
no squares or statues erected in their honour. But women musicians who
should be mentioned here would be Melba Liston, Mary Lou Williams,
Bonnie Rait, Kathleen Battle, Meshell Ndegeocello, Ella Fitzgerald,
Dolly Parton, Fontella Bass, Roberta Flack, Joan Armatrading, Billie
Holiday, Sara Vaughn, Jesse Norman, Lolly Beinfield, Tracy Chapman,
Bobbi Humphrey, Missy Elliot. Large List and covers many genres please
indulge in them all.
announce: 1 mai - MAY 2013
announce: 1 mai - MAY 2013
LES FEMMES ROCK! hit the road
Marseille, FR this SEPTEMBER!! @ Yes we camp.
We are very excited to announce that our woman's music program will be hitting the road this FALL.
For more details, presse and inscriptions please email Lesfemmesrock@gmail.com
New Video Clip Donation by
see the clip on you tube!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhzIQZIbL9Q
Our Entry for the Global Good Maker << Hack Your Hood >> Neighborhood Challenge.
We will have the results on July 1st ... COURAGE...
http://global.maker.good.is/projects/parisgirlsrockcamp
Our project:
Paris Girls Rock Camp is a non-profit weeklong, bi-lingual
music education program for girls and women. We are located in the
suburb of Seine St. Denis in Paris, France and provide programming for
the metropolitan area of Paris. Our 'campers' learn to play instruments,
form bands, and perform a professional concert in front of a live
audience. All in only one week! The program allows the participants to
gain the experience of musical empowerment, positive self-confidence,
while at the same time having fun with activities in a bi-lingual and
creative environment with girls and women of all cultural and economic
backgrounds.
We are part of a larger mission: For over a decade the concept of the
Girls Rock Camp Alliance (GRCA) has spread its message as an non-profit
international federation. Represented are 43 active organizations, in
North and South America, and Europe. Paris Girls Rock is the first in
France, established in 2011. We are also the first bilingual
presentation in GRCA.
The community in which the project is based and my own
experience as a female musician are the true inspirations for Paris
Girls Rock. Our community of St. Denis is located in one of the most
culturally diverse and notorious areas in France. Only 5 miles from the
Eiffel Tower yet people have not always had the best impression of St.
Denis. But there is so much more ...
We have over 23 nationalities represented. people from francophone
nations like the French Caribbean, Senegal, Mali, Tunisia, Morocco and
other nations like Russia, Bangladesh, and Romania. We also have
artists, galleries, cultural centers, universities, the Basilica
catacombs of French Royalty, one the largest open markets in Paris, and
sit on the banks the river Seine.
My name is Toli Nameless, I am the President and Founder of Paris Girls
Rock. Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY to Jamaican parents and studied
French in high school. I am a musician that belongs to a collective of
artists in St. Denis called Le 6b.
REPLICATION: Paris Girls Rock Camp is the first of it kind
offered in a bi-lingual French-English setting. Given the broad reach of
under-serviced communities and the broad reach of the Francophone
culture, plus the positive feedback of our diverse. 1) Proven Track
Record- The Girls Rock Camp model has had a 10 year history of success
on an international level with 43 active member camps; Paris Girls Rock
is now enters it’s third season continuing it’s positive impact to an
already diverse community. 2) The hard work has been done - Our
administrative documents have already been translated both
linguistically and culturally making it easier for the program to be
replicated locally.
3) Bilingual Template – Our project can serve as a general template for
progressive bi-lingual education and its methods can help other programs
find their own way to expand their reach in the communities they wish
to serve.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE: We build confidence among the girls and
women that participate; facilitate more HARMONY among all the different
cultures that live in our community. Since our start in 2011, we have
serviced a regional cross cultural community of girls and women with 90
hours of sponsored programming with regional and international
professionals at little to no cost to our participants.
Our sponsors, mentors, and volunteers support us from near and far
places such as: Brazil, New York, Northern Ireland, Berlin, London, Los
Angeles, Oslo and Texas. Our girls and women of the program know these
facts and it instills a confidence never before felt in St. Denis. This
level of participation proves to the community that people are willing
to come here and give of themselves, thereby the community feels worthy
and motivated.
INNOVATION: Paris Girls Rock Camp holds strength in its
innovative and holistic approach to learning in three major ways:
1) Bilingual setting - We use music as our language of communication,
making the program accessible to all no matter their level in language
or musical ability.
2) Length of program - The duration of the camp is one week keeping the
participants focused. The experience is goal oriented and with the goal
achieved fosters great interest in the participant to return.
3) Art as expression, Music as empowerment - We provide creative
activities with art and music. We also provide an open forum for
discussion where the women and girls are free to voice and exchange
ideas.
SOLUTIONS: We use art and music to redefine the linguistic
and social barriers that may hinder girls and women to advance
themselves. This helps with the many challenges of communication and
expression to living a diverse place such as St. Denis, Paris.
Paris Girls Rock and our programming partner GRCA believe that we truly
provide our participants with a platform to be heard. Our girls and
women find their voices and use it well. If we can re-balance the
opportunities of education and expression for women and girls, we will,
indeed re-balance the world.
announce: 20 avril - April 2013
Salut! WE NEED YOU!
HELP US ORGANIZE OUR NEW OFFICE SPACE @ 6B!
Nous avons un nouveau bureau à notre lieu d'origine, Le 6B.
Mais nous avons besoin l'aide d'organization, peinture, tapis, le ménage et plus. c'est une soirée de travailler, et un petite fête pour notre benevoles.
Soyons prêts pour Paris Girls Rock Camp! 3éme édition et Les Femmes Rock! 2éme édition cet été.
please contact us if you would like to donate or work that day! lesfemmesrock@gmail.com
HELP US ORGANIZE OUR NEW OFFICE SPACE @ 6B!
Nous avons un nouveau bureau à notre lieu d'origine, Le 6B.
Mais nous avons besoin l'aide d'organization, peinture, tapis, le ménage et plus. c'est une soirée de travailler, et un petite fête pour notre benevoles.
MAIS nous avons besoin de vous! WE NEED YOU!
Soyons prêts pour Paris Girls Rock Camp! 3éme édition et Les Femmes Rock! 2éme édition cet été.
LET'S GET READY FOR PARIS GIRLS ROCK CAMP! & LES FEMMES ROCK SUMMER MUSIC CAMPS! Please bring any office materials you would like to donate and we will
have food and some drinks! We need bookshelves, folders, printing paper,
labels, whiteboard, computer speakers, wood, brushes, buckets, brooms,
vacuum cleaner.
s'il vous plaît apporter tout le matériel de
bureau que vous souhaitez faire un don et nous avons la nourriture et
des boissons! Nous avons besoin d'étagères, classeurs, papier
d'impression, les étiquettes, tableau blanc, haut-parleurs d'ordinateur,
bois, brosses, seaux, balais, produits de nettoyage, aspirateur et
plus.
Please bring any office materials you would like to
donate and we will have food and some drinks! We need bookshelves,
folders, printing paper, labels, whiteboard, computer speakers, wood,
brushes, buckets, brooms, vacuum cleaner and anything else you'd like to
donate!please contact us if you would like to donate or work that day! lesfemmesrock@gmail.com
20 mars - MARCH 2013
Donated Video Clip by
We will be launching our crowd funding campaign with the FRENCH platform
KISS KISS BANK BANK in early June for our summer season. Please stay tuned for more details.
Thank you to Joanne Burke and David Burke for all the effort and support of this film.
10 mars - MARCH 2013
15H EST
Christina BULAONG hosts Radio interview
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/district-drum-company/2013/03/10/toli-nameless-sunday-march-10th-3pm-est-1#.UTExbVAX5RI.facebook
900 Seconds 4th Session
Toli Nameless, from Paris, France-"Punk Funk meets Afro Beat"
Born in Flatbush, Brooklyn to Jamaican parents, music is a matter of
breathing in and out. Toli Almasi was named by her godfather, reggae
soul super star, Keith Rowe (Stop that Train). Through out her high
school years, she created her own niche in acting and musical theatre.
After a quick dabble in operatic arts and singing at Carnegie Hall, she
then headed for the very rural hills of Vermont. There she performing
with the likes of Lester Bowie, Fontella Bass, The Mad Professor,
Toots
and The Maytals, Marshal Allen and the Sun Ra Arkestra.
Toli then
decided to make music her main career by attending the world renown New
School Jazz Conservatory in New York City. It was there that she would
assume the stage name Toli Nameless after founding her once twelve
member all-female ensemble, The Femme Nameless. The Nameless were to
signify every female musician and unsung heroine whose name would be
other wise forgotten. www.ToliNameless.com http://www.youtube.com/ToliNameless
7 mars- MARCH 2013
msn money
'' 10 summer camps WORTH the money "
4 mars - MARCH 2013
Great write up from Kathleen Hanna of the band <<Bikini Kill>> for
Girls Rock Camp Alliance GRCA fédération internationale
I’m guessing you’ve heard of Girl’s Rock Camps, and how they’ve sprung up everywhere? Well, finally they’re all connected and have non-profit status so they can accept tax deductible donations. I met my band mate Sara Landeau when we were both volunteering at The Willie Mae Rock Camp in Brooklyn, so my life was definitely changed by their good work. But the camps aren’t just a cool place for grown ups to meet (though I’m sure that happens a lot and is a huge community builder amongst us “older” musicians too) more importantly, it’s a place for girl’s to be given permission to be their glorious, goofy, charming, perfect selves.
16 mars - MARCH 2013
CAMPUS RADIO INTERVIEW
msn money
'' 10 summer camps WORTH the money "
By Jennifer Alsever, SwitchYard MediaAs
the long school vacation approaches, parents face a wide array of
choices. Here are some reasonably priced options where children can not
only stay busy but also pursue their passions and develop new ones.
Who
would think that you could go to a camp to learn how to play in a rock
band? But that's the bent at Girls Rock Camp, a rock 'n' roll camp
tailored for girls ages 8 to 18. Designed to build self-esteem by
allowing girls to create and perform music, the camp also teaches the
history of female rock and offers technical training, leadership skills
and help with cultural identity.
The camp started 13 years ago in Portland, Ore., and has since expanded to local camps in Austin, Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Montreal, North Carolina, Ohio, Seattle, Vermont, Vancouver and Washington, D.C.
The camp started 13 years ago in Portland, Ore., and has since expanded to local camps in Austin, Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Montreal, North Carolina, Ohio, Seattle, Vermont, Vancouver and Washington, D.C.
4 mars - MARCH 2013
Great write up from Kathleen Hanna of the band <<Bikini Kill>> for
Girls Rock Camp Alliance GRCA fédération internationale
http://www.kathleenhanna.com/girls-rock-camp-alliance/
I’m guessing you’ve heard of Girl’s Rock Camps, and how they’ve sprung up everywhere? Well, finally they’re all connected and have non-profit status so they can accept tax deductible donations. I met my band mate Sara Landeau when we were both volunteering at The Willie Mae Rock Camp in Brooklyn, so my life was definitely changed by their good work. But the camps aren’t just a cool place for grown ups to meet (though I’m sure that happens a lot and is a huge community builder amongst us “older” musicians too) more importantly, it’s a place for girl’s to be given permission to be their glorious, goofy, charming, perfect selves.
But of course this is really all about me!!! When I was 9 years old,
my best friend and I (her name was Maureen Gaines) saw a poster at our
elementary school that the music teacher was going to be giving free
acoustic guitar lessons after school. We were so excited we almost peed
our pants. We borrowed a huge acoustic guitar that was almost as big as
we were and helped each other carry it into the first class. We sat in
the front row and stared intently at Mrs. Matthew’s hands as she played
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star over and over. Maureen and I awkwardly
passed the guitar back and forth to each other. We were the only girls
in the class.
Everyday that week we met at Maureen’s house to practice. Mrs.
Matthew had given everyone a cassette tape so we could follow along with
her playing the song correctly. We practically broke that tape. Play.
Rewind. Play. Rewind. Play. Rewind.
The next class we sat in the front of the room again and turned
around as each of the boys played Twinkle Twinkle perfectly and with
gusto on what seemed like their own guitars. When it was Maureen’s turn
she faced front and the boys began to snicker behind her. I could feel
her getting nervous as her finger struggled to find the first note. “But
we’ve practiced this a million times” I thought, “we were laughing and
joking about how we were so good we were going to make all the boys feel
stupid.” (They teased us the first class too.) And then she started.
Each missed note or hesitation was followed by what sounded like a
hundred tiny warlocks laughing. The boys’ laughter seemed to run laps
around itself till we were in an echo chamber of shame.
By the time Maureen handed me the guitar my knees were knocking. I
tried to remember Maureen’s basement, listening to the tape, how hard
we’d practiced, but it was all blocked out by the bursts of laughter and
muffled jokes about how bad we sucked. Even Mrs. Matthew’s half-ass
attempts to get them to “settle down” did nothing. To this day I still
feel tears welling up in my eyes when I hear that fucking song. Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star……I flubbed the whole thing and Maureen and I left
early and embarrassed, never to return.
Whenever I donate my time or my money to Willie Mae Rock Camp,
I do it in honor of the lovely and talented Maureen Gaines. No little
kid who wants to try something new should ever be made to feel that way.
Whether the girls who attend these camps ever become full time
musicians or not is beyond the point, the fact that they tried something
and were encouraged will hopefully allow them to try all sorts of new
things. And I tend to think that a person who tries new things often
finds what they truly love to do eventually. And that becomes a reason,
to get out of bed, to not give up, to keep on going when things really
suck. It makes you feel valuable and important and worth defending. And
to me, that’s why Rock Camps are so much more important than just
creating more girl bands. (Though, OMG, that is so important too).
16 mars - MARCH 2013
CAMPUS RADIO INTERVIEW
feat. Toli Nameless, Paris Girls Rock and Julien Beller president of our partner presenters 6B
Emission autour du 6B, lieu de création et de diffusion pluridisciplinaire, situé au 6 quai de Seine à Saint-Denis,
dans un ancien immeuble de bureau de presque 7000 m2, qui fête cette
semaine ses 3 ans et qui accompagne la transformation du quartier
«gare-confluence» à Saint-Denis.
Au programme : une interview de Julien Beller, architecte et président de l’association du 6B,
Alain et Siyoub résidents du 6b, avec nous en studio, des archives
sonores, quelques mots sur l’association Under construction, installée
au 6e étage, et des reportages.
15 February Presentations
This past winter, Paris Girls Rock along with Ruby Tuesday (Berlin Girls Rock), and Girls Rock Ireland were delighted to be invited to present the our camps to the AKKS organization in Oslo, Noway. They are an up and coming camp who have been working hard to develop and present their new summer GIRLS ROCK program called LOUD CAMP! http://www.loudcamp.com/
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15 February Presentations
for AKKS and LOUD CAMP! @ By:Larm music Conference 2013 Oslo, NORWAY
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| Photos of Toli and PGR Presentation taken by Maebh Murphy |
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| footage of Paris Girls Rock Camp 2012 used for presentation donated by Theodora Johnson of BlapBalp Media |
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| footage of Paris Girls Rock Camp 2012 used for presentation donated by Theodora Johnson of BlapBalp Media |
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Photo of Toli Nameless of Paris Girls Rock and Hilde Hammer of AKKS by Henriette Falkum 
Representing Girls Rock Camp Alliance (GRCA) were
Toli & Adventures of Femm Nameless (Paris Girls Rock) & El Cassette (München, Girls Rock)
Hands up Boys / Tuff Love / Elcassette / Herrmann Herman / Toli & Adventures of Femm Nameless / MC Xuparinahttp://www.ladyfest.net/lad-i-y-fest-2012/concerts-and-partys-konzerte-und-partys/concert-and-party-so36/
Auch
2012 wird das Berliner LaD.I.Y.fest vom 16. bis 19. August mit einem
abwechlungsreichen Programm aus Workshops, Filmen, Konzerten, Parties,
VoKü und Ausstellungen Räume für queer-feministische Expression und
Partizipation schaffen.
Heteronormative Rollenklischees werden aufgebrochen, FrauenLesbenTrans*-Identitäten wird Agency verliehen und unkommerzielle Do It Yourself-Aspekte werden betont. Musikalisch warten u. a. Hands Up Boys, elcassette und Prinssit am 18. August im SO36 mit tanzbarem Aktivismus auf. Weitere Infos auf ladyfest.net.
LaD.I.Y.fest
Berlin ist ein unkommerzielles, ‘Do it yourself’ (D.I.Y.)-Festival. Es
wird von feministischen Frauen/Lesben/Trans* (flt*) Aktivist_innen,
Künstler_innen und Musiker_innen auf freiwilliger Basis organisiert. Es
bietet diversen Feminist_innen, die sich künstlerisch und politisch
engagieren, einen Raum im Rahmen von Konzerten, Kunstausstellungen,
Filmvorführungen, Diskussionen und Workshops ihre Fähigkeiten und
Talente zu zeigen. Es ist ein Mitmach- und ein Gemeinschaftsfestival!
Programm: Hands up Boys (Belgien) Tuff Love (UK) Toli & Adventures of Femm Nameless (USA) Elcassette (DE) Herrmann Herman (DE) MC Xuparina (DE) Morella (DE) DyCe (IL)  SESSION 1 LES FEMMES ROCK!: ARTIST OF THE DAY 1_ 07/19/2012 from Les Femmes Rock on Vimeo. SESSION 1 LES FEMMES ROCK!: ARTIST OF THE DAY 2_ Christine Salem_07/20/2012 from Les Femmes Rock on Vimeo. SESSION 1 LES FEMMES ROCK!: ClIP OF THE DAY 4_ 07/22/2012 from Les Femmes Rock on Vimeo. Les Femmes Rock SESSION 1 LES FEMMES ROCK!: CLIP OF THE DAY 1_ 07/19/2012 from Les Femmes Rock on Vimeo. 
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taped LIVE every WedNesday in NYC (Ottos ShRunKen Head TiKi Bar) &
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnurudZW5482011 stage de Slam!
2011 stage voix avec Klaus Blasquiz (Magma)
2011 Camper discovers drums!!
2011:: le chanson ''St. Denis, c'est ma vie"
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