Harvey Quinnt is the new kid in town, named after a song by Urban Dance Squad. "Good song," Philippe Fierens thought at the time, and subsequently made music with all kinds of bands that explored many sides of the spectrum. Those years of experience have led to becoming a soloist. Harvey Quinnt recorded his first album in recent months, at home and with only the help of one extra musician. He went in search of his own sound, a sound that had perhaps not been heard before in the Low Countries.
The record was subsequently completed under the experienced leadership of producer Jo Francken. . Pop music with elegance, driven by purity and a pursuit of pure beauty. The clip for the first single 'Infinite Street' was directed by Daan, who went with Harvey Quinnt to the volcanic island of Lanzarote, which they both thought was the perfect place to capture the refined and somewhat desperate atmosphere of the song. interpret. Infinite Street is the precursor to a CD that will be released this spring and the precursor to a great live concert in the Handelsbeurs.
SUPPORT: OH NO ONO
"Denmark has had a growing reputation in recent years when it comes to indie with orchestral influences. Efterklang, Mew and Choir of Young Believers: bands with a layered sound that is at times bombastic and with a lively imagination. Oh No Ono fits perfectly in this list."
SUPPORT: PIANO CLUB
After the success of their single 'Girl On Tv', mixed by Philippe Zdar from Cassius, the people of Liège turned to synthpop, with spatial melodies. As if ELO and Zoot Woman are trying to cover Phoenix together, or as they say: as if Blondie is having an ice cream with Kim Wilde, while Duran Duran's first album is on the turntable. They are currently working on their first album and the single from it, 'Love Hurts', is already making waves on the radio.
LINE-UP OF THE EVENING
20:15 Oh no Ono
21:20 Piano Club
22:30 Harvey Quinnt