Five guys from Namur manage to put together a quirky mix of electronics, hip-hop and spoken word.

While “Chocolat” may have a very funny video, with several references to Willy Wonka and Charlie and the chocolate factory, the lyrics of the song are much less pleasant.

A catchy intro, some smooth strophes and a touching chorus, that’s all you need to write an immortal anthem. Easy, isn’t it?

Good old days? Singing in a local dialect, Het Zesde Metaal will prove you wrong.

The European summer is slowly coming to an end, and that period is always a good one to look back at what the year has offered us so far.

Dark, sensual, mysterious, distracting and intriguing are just five words that could describe ‘Secret’ by Reymer.

An ice coffee can be delicious after a hot day in the sun.

Merging melancholy and hope in songs is something that artists from Wallonia and Brussels can do quite well. If you need another proof, here’s “Birthday Parties” by Alaska Gold Rush.

Spring is in the air, and that’s exactly the feeling you get when you hear the first notes of “Blue Ruin” by Noa Lee. It’s a song with different layers though, both from a musical and a lyrical point of view.