Belgian five-piece Whispering Sons brings a dark and unique blend of experimental and frenetic post-punk. Combining elements of no wave, industrial and avant-punk, the anxious and propulsive instrumentation is relentless and eerily abstracted, whilst voca

With Dishwasher_ (laureate of the Young Jazz Talent Ghent award), Van den Heuvel has positioned herself at the forefront of a new generation of talents blending jazz playfully with other genres.

Ana Diaz is a Brussels-based singer, songwriter and composer of Spanish heritage. The granddaughter of Spanish immigrants, she grew up in Brussels in a family where Galician folklore and traditional songs played an important role.

Somewhere between electronic music, jazz and post-rock, TUKAN unveils a percussive sound with a heady groove, taking you on a computerless electronic journey. With an analogical approach, TUKAN takes up the codes of electronic music and delivers an exhila

KAU is a Brussels-based instrumental trio that transcends genres by blending jazz, hip-hop, and electronic music. With impeccable mastery of drums, bass, and analog synthesizers, they create an enchanting atmosphere that makes heads bob and feet move.

Gum! is an avant-rock/lo-fi band with a thousand faces.

30,000 Monkies likes it hard, loud, suave and loco. Offering super multi-layered nonsensical lyrics while bending sludge, doom and solid riffing with noise and psychedelic drones, the band takes you to all kind of places all at once.

Ciao Kennedy is a Brussels-based band with a musical universe that is both electric, colourful and melancholic.

Catching echoes of digital noise, acoustic instruments and field recordings, echofarmer crafts complex, dynamic worlds.

LũpḁGangGang are a very talented bunch of rookies in the Belgian jazz scene. With influences including Yussef Dayes, BADBADNOTGOOD and even Black Country, New Road, their sound is rich in texture and depth with an underlying, undeniable groove throughout.

Adja is Brussels-based creator, singer and performer rapidly making a name for herself in Belgium. She released her debut EP ‘IRONEYE’ via the groove-obssessed Sdban label.

Roca Roca is a Belgian / Bolivian singer-songwriter, producer and sound engineer. Her indie rock style is influenced by brit pop and electro ambient sounds from the nineties.

Minla is a Belgian-based band formed by singer Mirte Leconte and trumpet player Marthe van Droogenbroeck.

LOU K is a Brussels-based artist. She creates French-language rock shaped by noise and post-punk, driven by writing that is sensitive, direct and abrasive.

BEX is an alt-pop project led by Belgian-American singer, songwriter and producer Rebecca Driesmans, based in Brussels.

Stan Maris is a Belgian accordionist and composer, mainly active in the jazz and improvised music scene.

Since he was a child he has been swimming in the world of his two artist parents. Back then he wrote poems, made funny little videos and drew monsters. Now that he's a little older, he sings, he makes movies and many other things.

A rising star on the Brussels Soul-RnB scene, Marylène Corro is a Belgian-Chilean singer-songwriter radiating solar energy. Her sensitivity drives her to explore themes of empowerment and protest, which resonate deeply through her music.

Elis Floreen is a contemporary musical artist, songwriter, singer, and producer from Limburg, Belgium. Her songs emerge from vibrant, intricate, lyrical, and unpredictable stories.

Rising from the ashes of Belgium’s first generation of breakthrough rappers, this Brussels native delivers a fresh new sound. LeBlanc fires rapid, hard-hitting bars over pounding electronic beats infused with breakbeat, punk, and DnB influences.

The Brussels-based duo, formerly known as Coline & Toitoine, have made a name for themselves with their creativity and energy, becoming one of the most promising bands on the French-language pop scene.

Glass Museum is a Brussels-based instrumental duo formed by pianist Antoine Flipo and drummer Martin Grégoire.

Composer, musician, as well as performer and writer, Mona Servo works with and around bodies, aesthetics, and politics for live performances, cinema, and stage productions.

Auto-tuned melodies over edgy rhythms, A fierce fragility that could serve as the soundtrack to a synthetic teen movie. Blending hyperpop with UK influences, Dela Savelli creates a sharp and sensitive universe where romance is anything but serene.

Half succubus, half ghoul, Summer Satana is an artist, performer and producer. She composes percussives and frenetics lives machines with principally the use of drums machines paired with mutant voices.

Coming from the likes of electronic music, jazz, progressive rock, indie and many other music, Le Ministère is an electronic groove progressive oriented quintet.

CalligraFFerz emerges as a dynamic fusion, seamlessly intertwining the rhythmic pulse of hip hop, the soulful melodies of jazz, and the atmospheric textures of trip hop.

Brussels-based band Purrses is a glam wave / art rock female fronted group with a wide eclectic range of influences.

KABAAL: the name of the “band” already tells you exactly what to expect from this album. In fact, it isn’t really a band at all, because KABAAL is the solo project of drummer Jakob Warmenbol. Still, the name rolls off the tongue a lot better.

Enter Domoor: a fusion of electronic music and Dutch-language hip-hop. Simon’s meticulous, dreamy production and Lukas’ vivid lyrics create a unique and surreal sound.

Marthe's songs clearly reflect a youth in the '90s that sounded more like the '70s, yet her music is rooted in the here and now. Call it folk, indie, pop, or rock—it all fits. From unabashed ballads to fuzzy rock songs, one thing is certain: Martha Moore'

Louise Barreau is a Belgian artist at the crossroads of French chanson, indie, and vintage-tinged electronic haze

Somewhere in the no man’s land between Fight Club, Charlie's Angels and Charmed, there lives Ucci Why with her vibrant mix of colours and darkness. Her rap is a cocktail of influences from the East Coast, the West Coast and the Bulgarian Coast.

Somewhere between Ekkstacy, Mareux, and The Haunted Youth, Pyo’s music is a fusion of modern post-punk and the new wave sounds of the eighties.

LUHA, born Léa Beneteau in the Parisian region and raised near Nantes, has been immersed in music from an early age, with a musician father and an artist brother.

Sam Sala is an Italian producer, composer and percussionist from the shores of Lake Como, now based in Brussels.

Spout Big Space is a five-piece Brussels band from Schaerbeek, featuring Axel Winkel on vocals, Mathieu Leonard on guitar, Jacob Miller on bass, Arnaud “Guich” Guichard on saxophone and Maxime Van Eerdewegh on drums.

Lucy Djoanna, real name Lucy Evans, is a Ghent-based singer-songwriter, musician and performer.

Fake Empire is an all-female band made up of three sisters (Lorraine, Megane, and Margaux) and a friend (Clémence).

At twenty-four, Yirji has already explored many paths. From cinema to music, with a stop in playwriting studies, he intertwines his diverse inspirations through colorful tracks—sometimes exuberant, sometimes deeply melancholic.

OK PANDA is a Brussels-based indie pop-rock quintet formed in 2020. The band blends British influences, alternative rock and 80s-inspired electronic sounds, driven by catchy vocal melodies and an infectious energy.

Antoine Innocent was born in Paris to a French mother and an American father of Haitian origin.

Whispering Trees is the latest project led by Brussels-based Dutch drummer Daniel Jonkers, who has been shaping his musical voice in the local and international music scene since moving to the city in 2015.

Sander Villers is a Belgian drummer, studio engineer and producer. Moving effortlessly between the drums and the mixing desk, he brings diverse sonic worlds to life across different projects and studios.

Marieke Van Ransbeeck is a professional folk musician, baroque musician, composer and arranger. With her bagpipes she performs with various national and international folk and baroque projects. She mainly plays the Flemish bagpipes, Baroque projects.

Truck Lips is a Brussels-based duo formed by mona servo and Summer Satana. Sitting somewhere between funeral doom, sludge, noise and experimental electronics, they create a sound that is heavy, slow and visceral.

Martin Grégoire is a Belgian drummer and one of the founding members of Glass Museum, which he formed in 2016 with pianist Antoine Flipo.