De Reus (The Giant) is the newest Pixi Mrs. Ippi theatre play for Children by Sarah Baur, with piano music by Peter Vandenberghe. It's a musical imagination about friendship without size, which makes the impossible happen. A play about being different, about who you are and about memories. The play is in Dutch or French and aims at kids, age 6 and up.

3'Ain is a trio in which Yamen Martini (trumpet), Otto Kint (upright bass) and Piet Maris (accordion) join forces: they bring a unique blend of worldwide jazz with influences form the Swana region (commonly known as the Middel-East).

Jaune Toujours are overlooking 20 years (and even some more) in music.  On this occasion they release 20sth (2017), a collector’s album (2 cd's with all singles + extra's) and box-set (a wooden box, limited edition, with 8 albums/9 cd's re-mastered and reprinted for this occasion), breathing the vibes for which they are being internationally appreciated: no linguistic or other borders (singing in French, English and Dutch), catchy songs, punky attitude, drum&brass, Balkan madness, accordion dub and Belgian ska.

The repertoire of Qotob Trio, a mix of Middle Eastern, Western classical music and contemporary jazz, is released on the first album 'Entity'. The album reflects the many challenges of life, defending and embracing sensitivity and beauty in an ever-changing world. Qotob Trio believes in the power of cooperation and dialogue. But at the same time, they want to break and push boundaries, not least the classic but artificial divide between East (Damascus) and West (Brussels).

Before arriving in Brussels, Théophane Raballand followed a graphic education at the Beaux-Arts in Paris. After a couple of years as a musician in Brussels he picked up his visual work and, besides music, he started dedicating himself to photography. In this way he made pictures for the Jaune Toujours albums Brusk, Camping del Mundo, Barricade and Routes, that was presented as a little booklet, like an art portfolio.