Enfnts Terribles

1. Dina Ayada

The sky is no longer the limit for Belgian-Moroccan superstar Dina Ayada. At just 20 years old, the rapper moved to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams and has already captured the attention of fans like Ye, Gunna, and Saweetie with her irresistible flow. After touring festivals last summer, this breakout star is returning to Europe for her first headline shows, where she’ll present her latest EP, The Script. Dina is the future, and the future is now!

Dina Ayada will perform at Ancienne Belgique on Friday, 15 November.

2. Uwase

Winter is approaching, and there’s no better music than indie pop for watching nature’s falling leaves. Brussels-based Uwase is highly recommended for Clairo, beabadoobee, and Phoebe Bridgers fans, as she wraps listeners in a warm blanket with her bedroom-produced songs. In January, she will release her second EP, which she’ll present for the first time at Fifty Lab with her full female band. We already adore her!

Uwase will perform at KFK Hope on Wednesday, 13 November.

3. JADA

JADA has already conquered Boiler Room (her sets have over 2.5 million views) and the iconic MELT! Festival, among others, with her impressive performances. Her unique mix of R&B, rap, baile funk, and Afro influences gets everyone dancing. Speaking of dancing, the DJ was a ballroom dancer in the past and brings that same cunty energy to her sets. Let’s shake some ass!

JADA will perform at KFK Hope on Wednesday, 13 November.

4. Julie Rains

You may already know her as half of the Brussels duo JUICY, but now Julie Rains is also releasing music on her own. The multi-instrumentalist draws inspiration from jazz, soul, and eclectic electronic music, with “Doucement” as her compelling debut single. Both musically and visually, she creates an intriguing world that she will present on stage for the first time at Fifty Lab.

Julie Rains will perform at Beursschouwburg on Friday, 15 November.

5. Bnnyhunna

The Amsterdam artist Bnnyhunna recently released his debut album, ECHOES OF PRAYER, which has been met with overwhelming enthusiasm from the press. He is just as compelling live, backed by a live band that creates a warm sound influenced by soul and R&B, transporting you to magical places in your imagination. If you’re looking for music to completely unwind to, Bnnyhunna is the right choice.

Bnnyhunna will perform at Ancienne Belgique on Friday, 15 November.

6. Samara Cyn

Los Angeles-based rapper and singer Samara Cyn has just released her captivating EP, The Drive Home, showcasing her signature blend of dreamy pop and heartfelt storytelling. The project features lush soundscapes and introspective lyrics that invite listeners to embark on a journey of self-discovery and reflection. Songs like “Rolling Stone” or “Sinner” will be stuck in your head for the rest of the week and will make you fall in love with an artist destined to be a global superstar.

Samara Cyn will perform at Ancienne Belgique on Thursday, 14 November.

7. Godwin

The story of Godwin reads like a fairy tale. The Nigerian singer gained international attention with his movie collective The Critics, after which he was discovered by Sony Music in Europe and now tells stories through his music. Before the summer, he toured Europe with Tems, and his debut EP Road To Nirvana was picked up by leading media outlets. His latest single, “Blood for Blood,” serves as the official soundtrack for Gladiator II featuring Paul Mescal. The stars are aligning for the talented singer, who is sure to move you with his voice.

Godwin will perform at BourseBeurs on Friday, 15 November.

8. Stella Rose

Stella Rose, the New York-based artist, is making waves with her latest release, showcasing her distinctive fusion of alternative pop and raw, emotive lyricism. Her new single, “MS. 45,” highlights her powerful vocals and knack for storytelling, transporting listeners into her world of raw introspection and empowerment. With a sound that combines vibrant melodies with a touch of nostalgia, Stella creates a captivating atmosphere that resonates deeply. Her debut album Eyes Of Glass is an underrated masterpiece, you should discover it live!

Stella Rose will perform at Ancienne Belgique on Wednesday, 13 November.

9. Maleigh Zan

Anyone who knows us knows that we are big fans of cunty club music with explicit lyrics. “GAG” by Atlanta-based Maleigh Zan perfectly fits that description and has been on our radar for a while. She seamlessly bridges hip-hop and club music, making it impossible not to move to her tracks. We’re ready to be gagged by Zan’s performance! Are you?

Maleigh Zan will perform at Beursschouwburg on Friday, 15 November.

10. Lézard

The Ghent-based five-piece Lézard is no longer a hidden gem for many. The band has already dominated several festivals this year with a sound full of references to the 1980s post-punk scene. Add to that the infectious front duo of Neil Claes and Myrthe Asta, and you have an act that is steadily eyeing the larger stages. New music is on the way, and with a fresh record deal in hand, a breakthrough seems imminent.

Lézard will perform at Beursschouwburg on Thursday, 14 November.

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