Hailing from Brussels, Le Motel’s world is a vortex of sight and sound that takes in the many and varied corners of the planet.

As a music producer and film composer his versatility has taken him to festivals and clubs in every direction as naturally as he has ventured out to the less accessible areas of the globe as a field recordist. It’s somewhere in between these spaces that Le Motel operates, gathering unique experiences and sounds to channel through his studio. With a background in graphic design it’s not surprising that there’s a visual trace element across all of Le Motel’s music. And it’s perhaps why he’s so readily adapted to composing for film. Whatever the pace of the track, whatever template you might think he’s experimenting with and slowly revealing, the evocative collages that swarm around the rhythm is what marks his productions and sets them aside from the crowd. Blissfully organic elements come up against the hard surfaces of the woozy synth-work that you’ll find across his discography, pulling the listener in close in order to gently blow them away. Stacking up early notable releases on LA’s TAR label with a set of tracks that put his spin on footwork, Le Motel’s breakthrough moment came in the form of an album for New Zealand’s Cosmic Compositions back in 2015. Titled ‘OKA’, the record was picked out by Gilles Peterson for special attention as album of the week on BBC Radio 6. Effortlessly fusing juke, hip hop, techno, and with a jazzy strain throughout, the album deftly captures the wide array of styles and scenes that Le Motel moves between.


Laura Tesoro, the shining star of Belgian pop, is not only a singer but also an accomplished songwriter and TV host. Straddling the genres of pop, contemporary R&B, and even Eurovision, she made her first steps on the international stage in 2016, representing Belgium at Eurovision. Her sincere and introspective writing underlines a constant struggle against perfectionism and for autonomy. Her single "Car Wreck Paradise" symbolizes this search for beauty in chaos, a mantra that resonates throughout her discography. [Last update: 19/11/24]

Raphael Esterhazy, best known as Konoba, is a songwriter and producer based in Belgium. He spent five years in London and Brighton studying music and working on his own compositions before returning to his native Belgium. Konoba’s influences are vast and varied but certainly his work is reminiscent of artists such as Alt-J and Gotye with its hard hitting and quirky use of beats and rhythms, while Radiohead and the Fleet Foxes provide inspiration for the softer and more sensual melody based sections.

Kid Noize is a Belgian artist, born on December 23, 1981, who boldly combines pop and electronic genres. His style, tinged with Belgian pop, dance, electronic, and house, is a statement of audacity and innovation. Kid Noize, with his distinctive sound aesthetic, invokes a range of emotions that resonate with the listener, creating an immersive musical experience. He is a powerful figure in electronic music, always ready to push the boundaries of the genre. [Last update: 19/11/24]

Jali, the melodic soul of Rwanda, is a Belgian and French pop artist who has managed to captivate the hearts of his fans. Beyond the catchy melodies, it's his humanity and resilience that are conveyed through his music. After a seven-year hiatus following the lukewarm reception of his second album, Jali managed to bounce back by reinventing himself. Self-taught, he took advantage of this period to learn about music production, video clip creation, and photography. His songs are narratives of love and letting go, life lessons that resonate with each of us. His melancholic but hopeful notes depict an artist who has grown, learned at the expense of his ego, but who picks himself up... through music. [Last update: 19/11/24]

Henri Peiffer (born 26 September 1995; Brussels), known professionally as Henri PFR, is a Belgian DJ, musician and composer.

Originally from France, Grandgeorge is an artist who refuses to be boxed in. He draws from pop and rock genres to create music that is a raw and unfiltered extension of his soul. True to his real name, he embodies an undeniable authenticity that unfolds in every note. With solar energy and unwavering optimism, Grandgeorge spreads contagious positivity that inspires one to share the best of themselves. His music is a radiant call to move forward together, to discover and savor every moment. [Last update: 19/11/24]

An unfathomable group, 'Delta' is a musical mystery wrapped in an enigma. With no information on their origins, style, or influences, they embody a blank canvas in the music industry. Their name evokes changing currents and constant flow, a symbol of the evolving nature of music. 'Delta' could be whatever you want them to be, a reflection of your own emotions and interpretations. [Last update: 19/11/24]

There are multiple artists with this name: 1) Charlotte Mansion is a Belgian pop artist who released her debut single "Pars" in 2017, followed by "Ta Peau" in November of that year. 2) Charlotte Nilsson-Perrelli, a female pop singer from Sweden. 3) Charlotte Kelly, a legally blind African-American female soul and house music singer who began in 1998 with her single, "Be Mine". She released her self-titled album, "Charlotte", in 1999. She followed with hits such as "Skin". Read more on Last.fm

It only took the 20 year old Charlotte Foret a debut single to kickstart her career as Charles: “Wasted Time” was an instant hit. With the EP “Falling While Rising” she confirms her musicial identity. Thoughout the 6 tracks Charles tackles autobiographical and universal themes. She does not limit her to one genre as with her unique and versatile voice she gets away with every musical direction : alternative pop, indie rock, grunge, ballad. She’s deep and dark but also airy and luminous. Dark outside, soft inside. Listening to Falling While Rising is falling down, getting up and starting all over again.