Long ago, in a 42-story tower block in The Hague, singer Scott Beekhuizen, bassist Marne Miesen, and producer Daniel Ortgiess crossed paths. That’s how Prins S. en De Geit was born, a trio crafting danceable despair-pop full of absurd imagery and sharp observations.

After their successful debut 'Rood Staan Hard Gaan', they return with 'Partijtje',  a darker yet still celebratory album about a world in decline. With songs about musical chairs with no chairs, a magician who wishes he could actually fix things, and disco swimming as a last resort, the band walks the line between melancholy and letting go. Even when the water’s up to our necks, dancing is still all we’ve got.

They’ve played major festivals like Lowlands, Pinkpop, and Pukkelpop, won a 3FM Award, and continue to win hearts, both in and beyond the Netherlands.

The Rotterdam synthpop duo KUZKO is known for their quirky and cheerful indie songs about high school drama, band affairs, and passionate crushes During their live shows, they invite the audience into their colorful KUZKO world, where fans of Sofi Tukker and Confidence Man, among others, feel right at home. They deliver an energetic and danceable set, complete with themed outfits, goofy dance moves, and cuddly alpaca hugs.