Another live orchestral album, but grander than before. Noémie proved she could handle the classics while bringing fresh energy. The highlight: a stunning version of "Mad About You" that reinterpreted rather than replicated.
Few Belgian acts have achieved the kind of cult international status that Hooverphonic has. Emerging from the 1990s trip-hop boom, they quickly transcended the genre’s shadowy, beat-driven origins to craft something uniquely their own: lush, melancholic, cinematic pop that feels equally at home in a smoky Brussels jazz club, a James Bond film, and a futuristic airport lounge. hooverphonic discography
Hooverphonic is a Belgian band formed in 1995 that evolved from a foundational sound into a versatile mix of psychedelic rock, pop, and orchestral arrangements. Their discography spans over 25 years and is marked by several changes in lead vocalists, including the iconic Geike Arnaert , who recently returned to the group. Studio Albums Another live orchestral album, but grander than before
: A breakout trip-hop track famous for its inclusion in the film Stealing Beauty . Few Belgian acts have achieved the kind of
: The 2000 hit "Mad About You" is widely recognized as their most iconic track .
(1996), immediately placed them alongside giants like Portishead and Massive Attack. Featuring original singer Liesje Sadonius , the album’s standout track became a cultural staple, appearing on the soundtracks of I Know What You Did Last Summer Stealing Beauty The Geike Era: Orchestral Pop Masterpieces The arrival of Geike Arnaert marked the band's most commercially successful period.