Archive for category Music Video
New single and music video for A Brand: Can’t Help It
Posted by JayAre in Music Video on July 11th, 2009
The always fantastic A Brand has released a new single and video clip for the song Can’t Help It from the Judas album.
Enjoy:
Rock Werchter 2009, a BiB overview
Posted by JayAre in Big in Belgium, Music News, Music Video on July 8th, 2009
The first weekend of summer vacation in Belgium is traditionally the Rock Werchter weekend. Rock Werchter is the biggest and best known summer festival we have in Belgium and it was voted Best Music Festival in the World four times over the last five years.

And it was a hot edition this year. While temperatures reached tropical hights, one great band after the other performed on the famous Werchter stages. Of course there was also room for some of Belgium’s best bands: Arsenal, Triggerfinger, Jasper Erkens, 2ManyDJs, The Hickey Underworld, Lady Linn & Her Magnificent Seven, Ghinzu and (really? no really?) Milk Inc.
If you missed it, don’t panic, there’s always YouTube. Below a short overview of the best Belgian band movies we could find so far.
Arsenal (Lotuk):
Triggerfinger (performing live on guitar and bike!):
Jasper Erkens (Everybody Is The Same):
2ManyDJs:
The Hickey Underworld:
Lady Linn & Her Magnificent Seven (I Don’t Wanna Dance):
Ghinzu (Kill The Surfers):
Milk Inc. (a non-conventional choice, a big gamble, but apparently also a big success):
The big Werchter Whirlwind (strange image, a whirlwind over the festival terrain. A few people were wounded):
Selah Sue & Triggerfinger vs. Lady Linn & Absynthe Minded
Posted by JayAre in Big in Belgium, Music Video on June 28th, 2009
Just stumbled across a great video today. It dates from the beginning of this year (2009) and was recorded during the first Red Bull Soundclash in Belgium.
You can enjoy both Selah Sue with Triggerfinger and Lady Linn with Absynthe Minded covering Mercy from Duffy:
Moiano 2nd Line
Posted by JayAre in Albums, Big in Belgium, Music Video on April 17th, 2009
Moiano, the band around Peter Lesage, just released after 4 years of silence their second album 2nd Line. The new Moiano album got quite good comments in the Belgian press (summer, feelgood, …) and Peter aims to affirm his position as musician with this record. In the past few years, he mainly worked with and for other artist like Gabriël Rios, Flip Kowlier and ex-Starflam’s Baloji, which made him mainly a musician’s musician.

But that’s all about to change now with 2nd Line:
The ‘first line’ of the infamous jazz-funerals were the people as part of the ceremony, clubmembers, family and friends. Brightly coloured beads and feathers were offered to the ‘second line’. This referred to people who were attracted to the music. Such people would follow behind the ‘first line’. Later it became more common for these onlookers to mix in or even get ahead of the band and first line. To follow because one enjoyed the music came to be known as to ‘second line’.
First single of 2nd Line was Ethiopics, not Peter’s strongest singing performance, but a more than just nice song to enjoy during the long and hot summer that awaits us all:
Tracklisting:
- After the flood
- 2nd Line
- Gold
- Brainwashed
- Piece of mine
- Come for you
- Heartbeat
- Funk today
- Get down
- Ethiopics
Lady Linn & her magnificent hit single “I don’t wanna dance”
Posted by JayAre in Big in Belgium, FFWD to the Past, Music News, Music Video on April 9th, 2009
This is without any doubt the most frequently played song on Belgian radio at the moment: Lady Linn & her magnificent seven with I don’t wanna dance, an Eddy Grant cover.

Enjoy a live version (with just one of her magnificent seven) from the Canvas show Lux:
Who needs Amy Winehouse when we have our own Lady Linn in Belgium?
The Subs arrested in France after wild ride
Posted by JayAre in Big in Belgium, Music News, Music Video on March 26th, 2009
For their new My Punk music video, The Subs decided to drive from Belgium to France on mopeds and film the entire trip.

Halfway there, a mad idea crossed their mind and they drove into a shop with their mopeds. Result: The Subs were arrested by the French police and they were obliged to delete the footage. Luckily, they managed to recover everything.
Official reaction:
“We had a great time and we would do it again anytime.”
That’s the spirit!