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Dièze Brussels, Belgium
Dièze paints adventurous, melodic and impressionist soundscapes, experimenting the full potential of his guitar, exploring the twists and turns of delicate arpeggios, juggling with roguish poly-rhythmic tricks as well as the infinite possibilities of his effect pedals. ... more
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