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“...a tasty cocktail of shared groove, sonic homogeneity, punchy melodies,...”
Thank you very much, Le Soir, for this article on Otto Kintet's new album - Wildernis!
Read the whole article HERE or by clicking on the PDF document on the right.
“Jaune Toujours makes us forget the gloom for a while, thanks to their energetic, dynamic, joyful, and electrifying music…”
It’s official! If you’re feeling melancholic, “Vertigo” is the cure.
With funky rhythms, soaring brass, and Piet Maris leading the way, Jaune Toujours brings a party vibe filled with meaning and Brussels-style self-deprecation.
Thanks Le Soir !
Check out the full review (in French) HERE of on the pdf document to the right.
“By now, a well-oiled machine stands on stage, convincingly proving that multicultural society is indeed a resounding success.”
VERTIGO by Jaune Toujours continues to make waves!
After receiving attention in newspapers music magazines and music blogs in Belgium and the USA, our new album has now also been reviewed by the Dutch Moorsmagazine.
Thank you Moorsmagazine.nl !
►Check out the full article (in Dutch) HERE of on the pdf document to the right.
We’re happy to share a thoughtful review of Otto Kintet’s single Wan.de.len by Wax Vynil Records (UK)! As the proud label behind this release, we couldn’t agree more with their take !
If you haven’t heard it yet, this track is a beautiful showcase of Otto Kintet’s unique musical journey on their new album Wildernis, out now. Don’t miss their album release concert on 10/10 at Théâtre Marni! : https://theatremarni.com/Otto-Kint
►You can read it in full through HERE of on the pdf document to the right.
” With an accordion instead of guitars and a wall of horns to crank up the energy some more, hot social issues were never avoided. Neither at Vertigo, it turned out in a comfortably filled hall of fans, who had “even descended to Brussels from Ypres - Respect!” on a Wednesday night. “It took blood, sweat, tears and a corona crisis,” the frontman said before kicking off the concert with ‘Changement du plan:’ ”On bougera ensemble ou on ne bougera pas!”
Many thanks to music journalist Tom Peeters for the beautiful report on our concert in the AB - Ancienne Belgique for BRUZZ !
►You can read it in full (Dutch) through HERE of on the pdf document to the right.
“With 'Wildernis,' Brussels-based jazz quintet Otto Kintet delivers a keen observation of (human) nature. The new record reflects the trajectory the band members traveled together and individually and the metamorphosis of their eponymous home base 'Wildernis Strmbk'. 'Wildernis' is Otto Kintet's first release on Choux de Bruxelles, label of the artist collective of the same name to which Otto Kint belongs as bassist of 3'Ain and where recently Jaune Toujours' new album Vertigo also appeared.”
Thank you Concert Monkey for this review !
►You can read it in full (Dutch) through HERE of on the pdf document to the right.
Always an honour to be amongst Ian Anderson’s selection of the finest! As he puts it: “The world may be in a tangle but inspiring music keeps arriving. Top up your winter music allowance with the October Podwireless - Local Music From Out There, packed with particularly fine selection of new stuff from the wonderful world of folk, roots music and associated weirdos. No filler, all cherries!”
►Playlink HERE !
"An accordionist beyond all boundaries"
Piet Maris was interviewed by Araceli Tzigane for Akkordeon.online !
In this article, find out more about his background and musical projects.
Thank you for this beautiful article Akkordeon.online !
► Read the interview (in German) with Piet Maris HERE !
Thank You Dane Jackson and Ska, Punk, and Other Junk !
"It’s been a long wait, but Brussels’ world ensemble Jaune Toujours is back with their seventh studio album, and it’s absolutely worth it! For nearly 30 years, they’ve been lighting up every party I DJ with their unique, irresistible sound. This is a seasoned band that unapologetically does its own thing, ignoring commercial trends while staying deeply socially engaged. They tackle big issues like wars, refugee crises, climate change, and authoritarian politics, weaving these themes into their music with bold creativity and no boundaries. Their sound is as multilingual as Brussels itself, driven by groove, brass, and accordion—what they call "kick-ass roots in its most energetic form!"
Thanks for this glowing review in Rootstime.be by Dani Heyvaert !
► You can read it in full (Dutch) through HERE of on the pdf document to the right.