musician & producer

With Stormweere, their debut album, the band sculpts a highly personal universe - a vibrant confrontation of pearls from centuries-old manuscripts, contemporary and self-written songs. There’s room for classics like Roosendaal and Myn Herte but also for Willem Vermandere’s polder blues and the Antwerp fado of Wannes Van de Velde and a high point of their pitch black version of Jacques Brel’s Pourquoi les hommes s’ennuient”.