“Merry tunes remain the trademark but content with rock-hard realism for skewed situations.”
This may be the most touching review ever written about Jaune Toujours. We’re deeply moved by Georges Tonla Briquet’s words for JazzHalo and are eager to hear how it resonates with you
“With Vertigo, Piet Maris and his crew present a new ‘state of the union’—sharp and so necessary.” Georges captures what we aim to convey: a voice for the urgent issues we face today, especially in Brussels and Belgium. It’s music with a message, wrapped in grooves but anchored in reality.
As he beautifully puts it, “Cheerful tunes remain their trademark, but their content hits hard, addressing skewed realities.” This duality of joy and social commentary is the essence of Jaune Toujours—a danceable, raw honesty.
“It’s a splinter bomb that not everyone was waiting for—only those who appreciate the fight of Jaune Toujours.” This line says it all. We’re here for those who understand, who resonate with our call for change, for community, for hope.
►Check out the full review in Dutch HERE or click on the PDF on the right.