Format: CD
Barcode: 0608917737820
Releasedate: 21-11-25
- Minimalist, cinematic, and contemplative style that remains unique.
- The album is built around a clear concept: encouraging listeners to slow down, embrace introspection, and find hope—even in difficulty. Devriendt uses music as an emotional and mental space for reflection, like watching clouds drift and transform.
- Devriendt pioneered the "lie-down concert" format: audiences lie on mats surrounding the grand piano, creating an immersive, meditative listening experience. His unique performance style built him a large grassroots following, with over 150 concerts in Benelux in just two years.
With my second album, “All Things Will Clear Up, Eventually”, I want to encourage people to pause—to take a moment to truly feel the struggles in their lives, reflect on themselves, and engage in introspection. It’s like lying on your back and gazing at the clouds, watching them appear, shift, and eventually dissolve. You begin to see shapes and patterns—new things you wouldn’t have noticed if you hadn’t taken the time to look a little longer.
I believe that pausing and “gazing at the clouds” is essential for our mental well-being. It keeps us from fleeing into the rush of daily life and ignoring the difficult parts. Instead, it invites us to slow down and attentively observe what surfaces and moves within and around us. And I believe that pausing gives hope. These are the moments when, even in the midst of difficulty, we slowly begin to notice new possibilities and beauty—the blue sky between the clouds, the childlike images hidden in the darker ones.
I believe my music can play a comforting and empowering role in this process.