Meet the Yellofox!
LTR: Roger Verbeek, Marc Mosmans, Frans Pruis, Ronald de Jong, Pauline de Vet & Jorieke de Vet
Contemporary indie-Americana with a seventies vibe.
Yellofox is narrative, layered, and full of energy, resonating with echoes of folk, rock, country, and indie-pop. Indie Americana with an unmistakable flair from the seventies. Obscure organs, guitars, mandolin, double bass, strings, and drums contribute to the unique Yellofox sound. However, it's the harmonious melodies that bring the atmosphere of 1970s America to life—sometimes intimate and melancholic, other times energetic and captivating.
'Tomorrow will be gone, but this is today' is the distinctive title of their debut album from 2020. And if we reveal that their brand-new album (2023) is titled 'For the Dreamers,' you'll understand the essence they're made of. Yellofox is more than music. Yellofox is an homage to the melancholic dreamers, the naive idealists, and the energetic life enthusiasts.
Marc and Jorieke, the creative heart of Yellofox, share the same passion for storytelling, both in music and in the collaborative multidisciplinary productions they create with Yellofox, where illustration, video, design, and music are seamlessly intertwined. The subjects often revolve around everyday emotions and desires that are relatable and appealing to many people.
Music Maker Magazine
” Ik weet wel waarom ik verliefd ben geworden op dit album van Yellofox. … De nazomer is in volle gang en dit is de soundtrack.”
3voor12
” Dit is anders, dit is niet wat je, goed, kent. Dit is muziek van nu, geënt op seventies Americana als Gram Parsons en Jackson Brown, met een Appalachian twang eraan.”
Heaven Magazine, Album van de week 42
”Met For The Dreamers levert de Haagse band Yellofox een tweede album af met mooie smaakvolle folkpop. Knap is de wijze waarop de band een eigen gezicht laat zien terwijl de Westcoast-invloeden onmiskenbaar zijn. Door zich vooral te richten op voortreffelijke melodieuze liedjes, is Yellofox een aanwinst in de vaderlandse americana-scene.”
‘Tomorrow will be gone, it sad to know, but this is today’
The Promise