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YiggaP is a French indie artist based in Paris from Vietnamese descent. Surviving the Bataclan terrorist attack in 2015 planted in him a tiny seed of questioning what "the meaning of all this" is - seed that grew over time and flourished into the conscious and sincere songs he writes about this dystopian world.

In this polarized society where an invisible hand tries to decide things for everyone, music is the one place where he finds true freedom to think and resist. That’s what drives him to write, produce and craft his songs all by himself, in a personal quest to find his own meaning of being a “true” indie.

Originally from Louisiana, the birthplace of Jazz and all things good in the world, Tim was influenced by a wide spectrum of sounds. From Hendrix and the Beatles to New Orleans funk, the LaTour family was always ready to party with some great music.

In the early 90s, Tim started to get more into the music of his era with bands like The Black Crowes and Pearl Jam making a big impact on his style. This really helped him to open his mind to how exciting music could be.

He's been in many different bands over the years including Black Eyed Susan, The Retro Rockets, The LaTour Boys, Facedown, Transit and most recently, Crazy Lemon. He is also heavily involved with the music at his church in Hong Kong...yes, Hong Kong.

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My first time producing music. Welcoming any constructive feedback

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