Sweet melodies for lovers and loved ones: King and Queen of the Rue de la Senne prom night TG Gondard and Rebecca Bonté profess starry-eyed expressions of devotion backed by ageless pop melodix to swoon hard to.

Ecuadorian exile David Jarrin has been troubadouring with his banjo for years and years, plucking out hypnotizing tunes inflected with deconstructed Americana and Hindi-derived visions of otherworldliness. A first in Ghent, at least we're gonna claim so!

The man, the cartoon, the mumblecore god of blues drawling himself: Bram Devens has been around, yet Ignatz never gets old. Melancholia turns into wistfulness through the persistently faraway quality of his subtle jamming. But he just wants to play guitar, folks.

The intimacy of Y.-My Nguyen aka Radio Hito's contemplative pop ballads is initially so disarming you might want to look away. But, inevitably, it sucks you in: the sparse piano, the soaring chords, the voice that reverberates through night and day dreams. The Italian. It's all there and she's got it.

Dude basically needs no introduction anymore. Just grab yer pardner dosey do and get down to some cowgirlboycattlelickin' good times.