Tin Fingers has been a tight-knit indie-pop band for years, winning nearly every contest they could enter. In 2016, they became artists in residence at Trix. With their dreamy hi-fi pop, they are truly unique in Belgium, and sometimes, whether they like it or not, they are called Belgium’s answer to Mac DeMarco. Since their debut EP 'No Hero' (2017), they have secured a firm place in the Belgian music scene with melancholic songs and intensely romantic live shows that captivate audiences. With their third album 'Balconies', set to be released in March, Tin Fingers takes a new step. Recorded in just four scorching days on Hydra, Greece, their sound has been stripped down to its core. Sharp, energetic tracks now take the lead, made for the stage yet still rooted in the band’s melancholic heart.

Sound Track finalist Kiki Abels is a songwriter and producer through and through. Her songs create refreshing sonic worlds, blending warm, acoustic elements with cold echoes from the digital realm. The glue is her voice—raw, visceral, and coming straight from the gut. Kiki builds dreamy atmospheres only to subtly tilt them, so that nothing is ever quite what it seems.

She usually performs with her five-piece band, but for this special occasion she will play in a duo with her keyboardist and backing vocalist Lissa Staepels. An intimate set of acoustic guitar, synthesizer, effects, and harmonies, highlighting Kiki’s clever songwriting and the delicate sensitivity of her voice.