"Réfugiés sans frontières" in the special Radio Transit version. Radio Transit is an album compiled by Jaune Toujours showcasing talented musicians from all over the world, who ended up in Belgium as refugees or immigrants. From acoustic Eritrea/Ethiopian world music over West-African Reggea and Congolese party music to Angolese Hip Hop. The album is available on i-tunes or at the www.choux.net shop

Refugies sans frontieres

"Bienvenue chez Moi" in a Turntable Dubbers Remix, from the album "Replugged". Replugged features remixes by a fine selection of international DJs of tracks by Jaune Toujours and Mec Yek. Available on itunes and at the www.choux.net shop (amongst others).

Bienvenue chez Moi - Turntable Dubbers Remix

"Bienvenue chez Moi" from the album "Kolektiv". Available on itunes and at the www.choux.net shop (amongst others).

Bienvenue Chez Moi

"Song 2" a tribute to Blur. From the album Kolektiv. Available on itunes and the www.choux.net shop (amongst others)

Song 2

‘Vertigo’ is the third single and simultaneously the title track of Jaune Toujours' new album Vertigo. The song combines catchy horns, accordion riffs, shuffling mini-Korg, an ambient recording of railway announcements and a trombone solo. The first sentence of the chorus reads, freely translated, ‘the world is so big it makes you dizzy’. The lyrics refelect how little evident it is to stay afloat in these times, when society, and by extension the entire world, seems to be under pressure, yet also testifying to resilience.

Vertigo

‘Step On A Crack’ is the second single of Jaune Toujours' new album Vertigo. It's a surprising and catchy poppy song, with mischievous question-answer female voices in the chorus. Inspiration for the chorus' lyrics was drawn from a children's rhyme. It belongs to a game we all know from when we were little: don't step on the line, don’t step in the ditch, don’t step in the dirt.... (Because otherwise...) The hopping jazzy horns point the way through the lyrics in English and French.

Step On A Crack

‘Dimanche’ is the first single of Jaune Toujours' new album Vertigo. In a world that feels increasingly fast-paced and fraught with challenges, 'Dimanche' is a feel-good anthem by the internationally acclaimed Euro outfit Jaune Toujours inviting you to slow down and find your groove. The subtitle is a proverb, translated from Italian: ‘Everyone has a fool up their sleeves’. Especially on Sunday, after a busy week.

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