Zien

Stef Bos' 1999 album, Zien, is a masterful blend of nederpop, showcasing the artist's unique ability to craft songs that are both poignant and uplifting. This 15-track collection, released on HKM Records, features a range of emotive and introspective tracks, including the standout songs "Ginette" and "Ik heb gedronken", which demonstrate Bos' skill in creating passionate and rhythmic music.

The album's themes of home and belonging are woven throughout the lyrics, which were written by Bos during his travels. The result is a deeply personal and relatable work, with songs like "Rue de Mouftard" showcasing Bos' talent for crafting quiet, contemplative moments. With its raw, unproduced sound, Zien has a sense of intimacy and honesty, making it one of Stef Bos' most beloved albums.

Zien was widely acclaimed upon its release, earning Stef Bos a second Edison award and a Gouden Harp in 2000. The album's success was marked by a theatrical tour through Belgium, the Netherlands, and South Africa, cementing Bos' reputation as a talented and innovative artist. Today, Zien remains a highlight of Stef Bos' discography, offering a powerful and moving listening experience that showcases the artist's skill and craftsmanship.