“Das belgische Musikkollektiv ist zurück, mit einer mitreissenden Musik und gesellschaftsrelevanten Texten. Musik zwischen Ska, Drum and Brass, Akkordeon Dub mit PunkAttitüden, Strassenmusiker Flair und vielem mehr, jagen sie ihre Musik in unsere Tanzbeine.”

“The Belgian music collective is back with rousing music and socially relevant lyrics. Music between ska, drum and brass, accordion dub with punk attitudes, street musician flair and much more, they chase their music into our dancing legs.”

Thank you Fredi Hallauer on the Swiss music blog Musik Global for the nice review of our new album Vertigo!

► Read the full article (in German) on Musik Global

Thank you | Vielen Dank ORF for your kind interest and airplay of songs from our new album Vertigo in your segment “Reggae trifft Chanson und Funk’!

► Read the review (in German) HERE

“… la démarche du collectif citoyen qui, entre cuivres en goguette, une section rythmique endiablée, des lignes d’accordéon dansantes et des tonnes d’énergie, défend la planète comme l’accueil de tous les sans-frontières. “

“…the citizen collective’s approach, which, with its lively brass section, frenzied rhythm section, danceable accordion lines and tons of energy, defends the planet as well as welcoming all borderless people.”

Three stars again for Album Vertigo from Le Soir! 

Thank you Thierry Coljon and Le Soir for this review of our Vertigo Album! 

► Read the full article (in French) on Le Soir

Thank you Wim Chielens and Manu Veracx on  Dubbel Gemengd for putting in the program on with Jaune Toujours!

►Listen to the program (in Dutch) HERE

Jaune Toujours’ new album Vertigo receives 4 Stars in De Standaard and is featured among the best pop and jazz albums of the week, alongside The Smile and Immanuel Wilkins!

Peter Vantyghem describes our seventh album as “energetic, contagious, and defiant party music,” with our Brussels-based band continuing to evolve its urban fusion of reggae, Balkan influences, ska-punk energy, jazz, and chanson vibes.

Tracks like “Vertigo” and “Dimanche” are singled out as radioworthy songs, and the review also features the music video for “Dimanche,” directed by Sarah Baur

Check out the full review (in Dutch) on De Standaard

We’re thrilled with these 4 stars!

“a sonic whirlwind that’s impossible to ignore,” writes Phillip Verhaege, praising Jaune Toujours for delivering “an album full of energy and musical surprises.”

He goes on to say, Vertigo “combines sharp social commentary with irresistible grooves—every track is a standout.”

His final word? “Music without borders—brave, original, and undeniably Bruxellois.”

Read the full review in Dutch on Keys & Chords online Muziek Magazine

How did we never know we were at 3 in the playlist of De Wereld Draait Door!? Fools.
We are of course aware of the reason why the program no longer exists, but there was always good music there and we are grateful that we got to make our appearance there.
Even more grateful that someone was willing to pour it into a playlist

► Link : HERE

« Jaune Toujours nous fait oublier la morosité pour un temps, grâce à sa musique énergique, dynamique, joyeuse et électrisante… »

“Jaune Toujours makes us forget the gloom for a while, thanks to their energetic, dynamic, joyful, and electrifying music…” 

It’s official! If you’re feeling melancholic, “Vertigo” is the cure.

With funky rhythms, soaring brass, and Piet Maris leading the way, Jaune Toujours brings a party vibe filled with meaning and Brussels-style self-deprecation.

Thanks Le Soir ! 

Check out the full review (in French) on Le Soir

“Hier staat inmiddels een zeer goed geöliede machine op het podium die overtuigend laat horen dat de multiculturele samenleving wel degelijk een doorslaand succes is.”

“By now, a well-oiled machine stands on stage, convincingly proving that multicultural society is indeed a resounding success.”

VERTIGO by Jaune Toujours continues to make waves!

After receiving attention in newspapers music magazines and music blogs in Belgium and the USA, our new album has now also been reviewed by the Dutch Moorsmagazine.

Thank you Moorsmagazine.nl !

►Check out the full article (in Dutch) on Moorsmagazine.nl

” With an accordion instead of guitars and a wall of horns to crank up the energy some more, hot social issues were never avoided. Neither at Vertigo, it turned out in a comfortably filled hall of fans, who had “even descended to Brussels from Ypres – Respect!” on a Wednesday night. “It took blood, sweat, tears and a corona crisis,” the frontman said before kicking off the concert with ‘Changement du plan:’ ”On bougera ensemble ou on ne bougera pas!”

Many thanks to music journalist Tom Peeters for the beautiful report on our concert in the AB – Ancienne Belgique for BRUZZ !

Read the report (in Dutch) on Bruzz .