French multi-instrumentalist and composer
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Thierry Zaboitzeff (French pronunciation: [tjɛʁi zabwatsɛf]) is a French-Austrian multi-instrumentalist and composer.
Biography
Zaboitzeff was born near Maubeuge, northern France in 1953.
He was co-artistic director with Gérard Hourbette [fr] of the band Art Zoyd from 1975 to 1997.[1] In 1997, he left Art Zoyd in order to realize his own projects and began performing solo.[2] In 1999, he established the band Zaboitzeff & Crew. After its breakup, he went on to lead the band Aria Primitva beginning in 2018.
Several of Zaboitzeff's compositions from 1984 were incorporated by Mavros Sedeño into the 2014 French art game NaissanceE.[3]