Moshing to Isaac Roux? It could very well happen, because two years after the debut album that put him on the map, Louis De Roo opens a whole new chapter with his second album. While with Troubled Waters he served up intimate indie folk in which he bared his personal soul, on Lost And Found he displays a more versatile and energetic sound, immersing the listener in a summery and nostalgic trip to a youth that never quite happened.

Experience this first hand at Ringo Music Bar on the eve of it's release. Free duo-ticket with every purchase of the album through our website (*).

(*) You won't receive a physical ticket, the confirmation mail that comes with your order will need to be shown at the entrance.

Belgium got to know Isaac Roux in 2022 when he snatched the audience award at Humo’s Rock Rally and, a year later, also scored in Studio Brussel’s De Nieuwe Lichting with debut single White Rose. His mix of dreamy indie folk and subtle electronics was warmly received, and appearances at Pukkelpop, Rock Werchter, Reeperbahn, and Eurosonic, among others, followed. But on his new release, Roux radically changes musical course and deliberately seeks out the rough edges of indie rock: more ripping guitars, frantic drums, bold arrangements, and rhythms that keep pushing.