Icalma

Philippe Boisier (Paris, 1974) is a multidisciplinary creator whose work spans music, audiovisual production, and mountain exploration. Growing up in Chile, he was influenced by an artistic environment and a deep connection to nature. Boisier’s musical journey began as bassist for the dark wave band Luna in Caelo (1994-1998). He then founded Mambotaxi, a post-rock collective blending jazz, experimental, and electronic music, releasing Amanda y Simón in 1999.
Boisier later collaborated with the psychedelic band Pánico, contributing to the albums Remixes (1999) and Telepathic Sonora ('01). In 2002, he launched his solo project, Icalma, an exploration of sound and nature. His EP Music for the Eye('03) and album Bun o Und ('04) solidified his reputation.
After fire that destroyed his home and studio, he took a break, focusing on documentary filmmaking. In 2024, he returned to music with the album Habitar la Inmensidad, released in December 2024.