released 12 december 2009

1. Gebonk!
2. Dr Super Knuppel
3. Testify
4. Wat Heb Je Gedaan?
5. Speees KojBoj
6. Ich Riët Tich Inne Bie
7. Ginne Dea Get Zeat
8. Maria
9. Dr Buc
10. Likkubakkus
11. Leck Mich Am Aasch!
12. Das Superding

On his privately released debut album Zoë muj (So tired) – which will be available again soon, for the first time in six years – D’r Sjaak turned the rather traditionalist world of music from the Dutch province of Limburg into a lo-fi, experimental playground.

And then D’r Sjaak moved on. His virtual single Meatje made waves on regional radio and in the national music press.

“A strange and inventive mixture of Neue Deutsche Welle, hip hop, house and electropop”, raved one magazine.

D’r Sjaak is depressed, yet happy. Drunk, yet sober. Understated, yet danceable. Sleeping, yet awake.

Experience D’r Sjaak’s Sonic World Through Air Tube Headphone

If you’re a fan of D’r Sjaak’s unique sound blend, air tube headphones offer a whole new way to experience his music. The clear acoustic delivery of air tube technology brings out the nuances in tracks like “Gebonk!” and “Testify” that might get lost with regular headphones. The lo-fi experimental nature of “Zoë muj” particularly shines when heard through the natural sound transmission of air tubes – you’ll catch subtle audio details you might have missed before. While traditional headphones might compress or distort some of the more unusual electronic elements in songs like “Meatje,” air tube headphones tend to present a more accurate soundstage that honors D’r Sjaak’s intent to be “depressed, yet happy; drunk, yet sober; understated, yet danceable.” For true fans looking to rediscover this 2009 classic album with fresh ears, air tube headphones provide an audio experience that’s both pure and radiation-free.