Fervents is a punk band from Liège in the south-east of Belgium.
Anchored by abrupt rhythms and unstoppable melodies, the band's three voices speak out in unison against current social conformism, the struggle against everyday addictions and the quest for a better life

Morefew is the musical project of a British philosopher, writer and transdisciplinary artist based in Berlin. Born in a Brussels basement, the project blends spoken word, abrasive electronics and speculative fiction, exploring power, alienation and technological rupture through a subterranean mythology of mutation and resistance.

Nearly ten years after Nocturne, Girls in Hawaii returns with Eldorado, an album about reunion, memory and renewal. The Belgian band's fifth record marks a return to what matters most: writing together, trusting instinct, and rediscovering the simple joy of making music.
Born out of a period of uncertainty and following the passing of their longtime manager Pierre Van Braekel, the album grew from a series of concerts celebrating the twentieth anniversary of From Here to There. Back on stage, the band rediscovered a sense of collective energy and joy that eventually led to dozens of demos and these new songs.
Blending shimmering pop melodies, indie-rock tension and intimate melancholy, Eldorado explores the defining themes of our time: climate anxiety, exhaustion, loss, self-doubt, childhood memories and the search for meaning in an unstable world. Yet the album never gives in to despair. Instead, it searches for beauty, connection and the reasons to keep moving forward.
Inspired by the idea of an unattainable but necessary quest, Eldorado is a record about perseverance, friendship and the enduring belief that songs can still light the way.
Eldorado will be released on September 25, 2026 via Capitane Records.

Behind Blumi is Emma Broughton, a French-British singer, songwriter, composer and multi-instrumentalist. After leaving a position as a political sociology researcher, she launched Blumi in 2018 and gradually built a singular musical universe, shaped as much by folk, jazz, classical music, as by her minute attention to lyrics and the voice. Over the years, she has collaborated with artists and musicians from the French and international independent scene, including Bon Iver, Feist, The National, Thousand, Mina Tindle, This Is The Kit and Bibi Club.
Her music leaves as much room for silence as for arrangements, while her slightly veiled voice moves through her songs with a controlled fragility that sometimes recalls Beth Gibbons, Rozi Plain or Adrienne Lenker.