Every year, we bring exciting new artists from Belgium and beyond for live music, DJ sets and big discoveries, in the heart of Brussels. Come get lost somewhere unexpected, and leave with a veryyyyy long new playlist

Steve Ibrahim
Steve Ibrahim is a young singer-songwriter. Discovered at a very young age in
rehearsal studios in the 94, he initially played gig after gig as a musician, eventually taking
the stage at some of France’s biggest venues at just 20 years old.
In 2024, he began expressing himself more personally, mostly with a guitar in hand, and
quietly shared a few solo demos on social media. He finally made his debut in April with his
first track, “Le Bleu du Ciel,” unveiling a hybrid folk sound—somewhere between Bon Iver
and Mustafa—sung in French.
In 2026, Steve Ibrahim released his first EP, “L’Oiseau Bleu,” on January 30.is a young singer-songwriter. Discovered at a very young age in
rehearsal studios in the 94, he initially played gig after gig as a musician, eventually taking
the stage at some of France’s biggest venues at just 20 years old.
In 2024, he began expressing himself more personally, mostly with a guitar in hand, and
quietly shared a few solo demos on social media. He finally made his debut in April with his
first track, “Le Bleu du Ciel,” unveiling a hybrid folk sound—somewhere between Bon Iver
and Mustafa—sung in French.

BLACK FONDU
BLACK FONDU, a 20-year-old artist born in Accra, Ghana, and based in London, is known
for crafting immersive soundscapes that blend electronic elements with hip-hop and
abstract grime—a genre the artist coins. His work emphasises mood and atmosphere,
combining minimalist beats, innovative synths, and raw vocals. His debut single, "SB 1 3,"
exemplifies this distinctive auditory journey, merging the gritty edge of grime with a
psychedelic approach to hip-hop to create a truly original and compelling experience.

Honeydrip
 v i b r a t i o n presents a 45-minute live A/V performance that explores bass as a physical and collective experience, transforming Honeydrip's body into both instrument and sound system.
Born from a decade of DJing and a deep connection to sound system culture, the project uses voice, movement and internal vibrations to generate and manipulate sound and visuals in real time.
Through a custom costume incorporating contact microphones and body-responsive LED lighting, physical gestures become part of the composition, blurring the boundaries between body and technology, performer and audience developed in collaboration with Salim Lounis, Yasmeen, Hitti and Moment Factory.
Moving through dub, dancehall, jungle and technoid sounds before building into a deeply dancefloor-oriented experience, v i b r a t i o n asks what happens when music is no longer simply heard, but embodied.