The new LOK disc: De Overkant (Suzan & Freek & Snelle)

In 2016, the couple Suzan & Freek received a shoutout from The Chainsmokers for their cover of “Don't let me down” after which a successful career started. Their first self-written song “Als het Avond is” from 2018 was played in Belgium and the Netherlands, but put the duo on the map as an act of which you think: 'yes, they can do something.' And then you also have rapper Snelle. What Suzan & Freek and Snelle have in common is that they all come from Gelderland. They come from Achterhoek, he grew up in Gorssel. Also, all three did not live in the city center, but on 'the other side'. 'Den boerbuite', as they put it so beautifully there. “De Overkant” is just about this: the feeling of nostalgia for your youth and simple times when there was nothing to do in a one-street village with a café and a church tower. Yet the song is cheerful and Suzan sings along on Freek's enticing guitar. They sing about doors and bicycles that don't have to be locked, their geographic knowledge of streets and squares, and the surrounding forests. It's a compelling, nice tune that you can easily get along with. And then you also have rapper Snelle. In short, LOKSCHIJF at LOK-Radio!

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Source: Original article (Dutch)

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