Discover Papa Rosa, the single from the album Distances.

Quentin Dujardin continually reinvents his musical universe, in order to render into sound an experience we all live: the omnipresence of the relationship between humankind and nature.

The artistic production of the American Lee Townsend (Bill Frisell) reveals Dujardin’s sonic universe with extraordinary finesse and intelligence. This album contains the hit "1977" widely broadcast on American radios

The meeting of 2 guitars, a voice from Bamako and a violin from the Moroccan desert are the ingredients of Kalaban Coura. This production by Lee Townsend was ranked among the 10 best blues albums of the year by the World Music Charts.

Impressionniste is without a doubt the most stripped-down and "guitar" disc he has recorded to date. Probably the most melodic album ever released alongside Toots Thielemans.

This Volume 2 by Brunoise (hang music) swings between groove & ambient music. Nicolas Pirillo's perpetual movement combines power and subtlety. A production by Quentin Dujardin.

Recorded between Belgium, Madagascar, Morocco & US, Veloma presents Quentin's musical approach: a philosophy of life filled with mellow groove and voyages to unknown lands. A production in collaboration with Maximin Randriamanjava.

Nicolas Pirillo (ARG) is developing an original sound with his hang. His meeting with Quentin Dujardin in the streets of Granada gives birth to Brunoise.

After covering several thousand kilometres with his guitar, Quentin Dujardin pauses in his voyage for a moment to blend his universe with that of a jazz pianist with a gift for finesse and melodies : Ivan Paduart.

Original soundtrack for the theatrical adaptation of Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt’s novel Monsieur Ibrahim & les fleurs du Coran.

Revealed during his studio performance for Le Monde est un Village (RTBF/Virgin 2003 compilation), Quentin Dujardin captivates with his rich sound palette and the sensuality of his guitar compositions.

Discover Durnal sous la pluie, the single from the album Khamis.

La Fontaine de Gore, named after the street where Quentin Dujardin grew up, is the very first solo album by the Belgian guitarist. Accompanied by Diederik Wissels on the piano, this album is a beautiful introduction to the world of the guitarist and his sense of lyricism.