About
Thee Marloes brings dreamy soul from Surabaya, Indonesia, to Paradiso, Amsterdam, on Tuesday 16 February 2027 at 19:30.
What to expect
Thee Marloes is a soul trio from Surabaya, Indonesia, with singer and keyboardist Natassya Sianturi, guitarist Sinatrya Dharaka and drummer Tommy Satwick.
- Sings in Indonesian and English
- Debut album 'Perak' from 2024
- Follow-up album 'Di Hotel Malibu'
- 'Boru' is sung entirely in Batak
- Alternates understated ballads and light-hearted dance tracks
Dates
Line-up
Listen before you go
Thee Marloes - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
KEXP
Music by the act, found on YouTube and Deezer.
Questions
When does Thee Marloes start and end?
Thee Marloes runs Sunday, 14 February 2027, 17:00 until 22:30.
Where is Thee Marloes?
Thee Marloes takes place at Ancienne Belgique, 110 Boulevard Anspachlaan, Bruxelles.
Who plays at Thee Marloes?
The line-up of Thee Marloes: Thee Marloes.
How can I register?
Use the registration link: tickets.paradiso.nl
What music does Thee Marloes make?
Dreamy soul with smooth basslines, organ, guitar and space for Natassya Sianturi's warm voice.
Guitarist Sinatrya Dharaka and drummer Tommy Satwick found common ground in hip-hop, soul and reggae.
Sianturi sings in Indonesian and English about love, loss and everything that doesn't always fit into words.
What releases and songs are mentioned?
Releases include the 2024 debut 'Perak', where their love for classic soul came through clearly, and the follow-up 'Di Hotel Malibu', which keeps that foundation.
The trio alternates understated ballads and light-hearted, danceable tracks.
'Boru' is sung entirely in Batak, a language from North Sumatra.
'Under the Silver Moon' and 'I'd Be Lost' are aimed at the dance floor.
After two years touring the world, the band stayed close to Surabaya.
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Getting there
Ancienne Belgique, 110 Boulevard Anspachlaan, 1000 Bruxelles, Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest, BE
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