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Plan Is Bad Noonzy
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Album-Release:
2026
HRA-Release:
02.10.2026
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- 1 Boy Could I 03:23
- 2 Plan Is Bad 03:11
- 3 Easy 03:14
- 4 Look At That 03:00
- 5 Not Lost 02:52
- 6 Yeah (I'm In) 02:56
- 7 Talk To Me 03:25
- 8 If I Were You 02:52
- 9 Dream 03:17
- 10 All Rise 02:50
Info for Plan Is Bad
Electronic grooves, indie-pop, and plenty of personal depths: on "Plan Is Bad," Noonzy shows that even a bad plan can sound pretty good.
The Antwerp-based songwriter Noonzy (Arnaud Stockbroekx) began his music career in 2022 with his self-produced EP ‘Post-it-tapes’, which earned him a spot in the finals of De Nieuwe Lichting a year later. In 2025, ‘Puppies’ ([PIAS] Recordings) was released, in which his style evolved toward larger, groovier electronic productions that gave his artistic identity an increasingly sharp edge. He now takes this a step further and bids farewell to his former DIY, lo-fi approach and making room for experimentation and a loss of control within an indie-pop framework.
His first studio album, ‘Plan Is Bad’ (October 2, 2026), promises nothing less than that: a fascinating album that feels familiar but with plenty to discover—alternative indie-pop songs that, in collaboration with producer Nathan Jenkins (Bullion), breathe new life into Noonzy.
Noonzy
Arnaud Stockbroekx aka Noonzy
The Antwerp-based songwriter Noonzy (Arnaud Stockbroekx) began his music career in 2022 with his self-produced EP ‘Post-it-tapes’, which earned him a spot in the finals of De Nieuwe Lichting a year later. In 2025, ‘Puppies’ ([PIAS] Recordings) was released, in which his style evolved toward larger, groovier electronic productions that gave his artistic identity an increasingly sharp edge. He now takes this a step further and bids farewell to his former DIY, lo-fi approach and making room for experimentation and a loss of control within an indie-pop framework.
His first studio album promises nothing less than that: a fascinating album that feels familiar but with plenty to discover—alternative indie-pop songs that, in collaboration with producer Nathan Jenkins (Bullion), breathe new life into Noonzy. The first single, Yeah (I’m In), is set to be released on April 16, 2026.
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