Stromae in The New York Times
Nightlife & Parties
Written by Olivia Davis -
14 Oct 2013, 00:00
(Updated: 15 Oct 2013, 14:24)
The Brussels native, the so-called modern day Jacques Brel, the one whose music makes us all want to bust a move. You guessed it, it’s Stromae. His success hits a new high with a recent profile appearing in The New York Times.
NY Times profile
Stromae’s article was published yesterday in this major American newspaper and news source, highlighting his importance in Belgian culture. As the article cites, Stromae (Paul Van Haver) has been “able to evoke Europe’s moroseness,” referring to economic crisis among other issues, but “with an eclecticism that has earned him critical praise.”
And everyone on the European continent can confirm that this unique singer has indeed received critical praise! Through songs like “Alors On Danse,” “Formidable,” and “Papaoutai,” Stromae with his captivating voice and appearance has become a worldwide name.
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