These seasoned Brussels boys create hip-hop music that is referred to as STIKSTOF [NITROGEN] and even tastes like it. In Dutch, Jazz, Omar-G, Rosko & Astrofisiks hold up a magnifying glass to their lives, their generation, their environment and, if at all possible, Brussels as their microcosm. 

With a passion for language and an ear for messages and instrumentals, they released a free album not so long ago that can be listened to via http://stikstofbrussel.be/. Live, they are accompanied by supporting act Deejay Vega and have transformed many Belgian concert halls into sweltering hot houses.  Do not expect grotesque drivel about champagne and handguns but rather a soul-searching sketch which invariably ends in a party. 

They bring along Brussels rapper Roméo Elvis. In 2013, he released his first album Bruxelles, c’est devenu la jungle in collaboration with the group L’Or Du Commun. A year later, his second album Famille Nombreuse followed. On the nameless album of STIKSTOF, you can hear him at work in Dobberman (ft. Romeo Elvis). 

You’re coming, right, G?!