Why 3’Ain didn’t play at Folk Alliance in New Orleans
3'Ain was selected to play their showcase at Folk Alliance in New Orleans. Here is why they didn't go After all.
Jaune Toujours 30y on stage: some weeks feel like travel notes.
This week. Different years. Same band. 30 years on stage. Brussels based. Jaune Toujours. Some weeks feel like travel notes. Screens and paper. Snow and posters. Van windows. Backstages. A dance floor for kids. A radio studio at night. 2000–2003 Belgium. France. Small rooms. Moving crowds. 2007 A live record travels. The UK listens. 2009 Rehearsal. Notes open. Laptops on. 2013 Brussels. Instruments waiting. Windows onto the street. 2014 Germany in winter. Berlin. Leverkusen. Tour dates on walls. Hands on trumpets. Hands under the hood. Music keeps going. 2023 National radio. Questions. Answers. Live sound in the room. Different places. Same week, stretched across time. We don’t archive the past. We carry it. Still playing. Still moving. Still open to the next room.
Jaune Toujours 30y on stage: different years, same band.
This week. Different years. Same band. 30 years on stage. Brussels based. Jaune Toujours. Europeana taking shape. Notebooks open. Screens glowing. Some weeks happen on stage. Some on television. Some at a desk, surrounded by paper. 2001 Leffinge. Café ’t Schippershuis. 2002 Brussels. Rising Sun Studio. No photos of the sessions. Just faces at a window. Camping del Mundo taking shape. 2014 TV Limburg. Three bodies. All Eyes. Close enough to hear the grain. 2016 Street corners. New Year cold. Unplugged Uccle. Laken. Sint-Gillis. Woluwe. Music without walls. 2018 Brussels. A desk. Different places. Same week, stretched across time. We don’t archive the past. We carry it. Still playing. Still moving. Still open to the next room.
3’Ain - Mixing in progress
Mixing in progress. A few days inside the room, working on new music by 3’Ain. Listening closely. Adjusting slowly. Trumpet, chromatic accordion and upright bass finding their place. More soon.
Jaune Toujours 30y on stage: January keeps finding us.
This week. Different years. Same band. 30 years on stage. Brussels based. Jaune Toujours. January keeps finding us. On stages. On air and on record. In print. 1999 Deurne. Meerbeke. Rooms fill. Bodies move. 2001 Introduced to the UK by Robb Johnson. fROOTS listens. The Brussels beat. 2002 Brussels. Studio days. Songs still under construction. A bun in the oven. 2003 Netherlands calling. De Hofnar. A jester’s room. 2006 A remix on a New Year’s card. People in motion. Radio Transit. 2007 fROOTS listens again. We answer live. Westfalia hails our pressure cooking. 2014 Reviews cross borders. Four stars. German. English. Same pulse. Antwerp. Album release night. Different places. Same week, stretched across time. We don’t archive the past. We carry it. Still playing. Still moving. Still open to the next room.
3'Ain, Black & white days in the studio.
3’Ain are recording their third album, following Sea of Stories and their debut EP. New music is taking shape between takes, jokes, silence, and long listening. Albums that travel, breathe, and take their time. More soon. Recorded with Dries Van Ende at Zennestudio.
Ik en den Theo / Moi et le Théo - School concert Crisnée
Ik en den Theo/Moi et le Théo have played some concerts at École de La Buissonnière in Crisnée - what a pleasure! In collaboration with les Jeunesses Musicales de Liège and la Fédération Jeunesses Musicales Wallonie-Bruxelles.
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Jaune Toujours - Journal Paris Normandie
Jaune Toujours featured in photos in the Paris-Normandie newspaper! At the Big Bang Festival in the Rouen Opera in the last weekend of November 25, they performed for children and families with their special project Mega! Phone!