Various
ROOMIES 2 LP

SON021
SONHOUSE RECORDS
9- A1: Tikkend - Eefje De Visser
- A2: In This Together - Mick Lemaire
- A3: Maybe, If - Bobbi Lu
- A4: Pas Drôle - Mick Lemaire
- A5: Partout Et Nulle Part - Clelia
- A6: Ama Is Back - Mick Lemaire
- A7: Lesbieliedje - Maria Iskariot
- A8: On Avance - Mick Lemaire
- A9: Hugs - Mick Lemaire
- B1: The Collector - Porcelain Id
- B2: Funny Toes - Mick Lemaire
- B3: Mal Barre - Tonton Edit - Judith Kiddo
- B4: Bibi's Dream - Mick Lemaire
- B5: Forever - Dushime
- B6: Run - Mick Lemaire
- B7: Whatever Happens - Ategha, Mickael Karkousse
- B8: Roomies - Mick Lemaire
- B9: Tic Toc - Hermanos Inglesos Remix - Juicy, Hermanos Inglesos
The second season of the funny and heartfelt fiction series by Flo Van Deuren and Kato De Boeck takes us along as Bibi and Ama move on to the next chapter of their lives and into their new, unexpected home: an old daycare building. With school no longer providing structure and their wallets running on empty, they dive headfirst into adulthood.
This results in eight new episodes that, like the main characters, have grown up, yet remain just as hilarious and moving as ever.
With the second season of Roomies, the show’s award-winning music makes its return. This time with a powerful soundtrack featuring Eefje de Visser, Ategha (Ahlaam Teghadouini) & Mickael Karkousse (Goose), Maria Iskariot, and Porcelain ID.
“(Tijdbom) Tikkend” is a dark, electronic track that feels like a constant run: sometimes away from the other, sometimes right toward them. It captures the feeling of running out of time, losing each other, and wanting to reconnect. That push-and-pull dynamic felt like a perfect fit for Roomies, where relationships, drama, and fun are always intertwined. - Eefje de Visser
“Whatever Happens” came together in a very organic way, and you can hear that in the track. Raw, genuine, and effortless. What’s unique is that we hadn’t even met until a few days before. Ahlaam walked into the studio and said, “I’ve prepared something.” That opening line alone was fantastic and immediately showed confidence and courage. “Perfect,” I thought. Then we turned the volume up to maximum, and I listened as Ahlaam sang right by my ear. Instant goosebumps! - Mickael Karkousse

