Wearyland is a father and his daughter writing and recording songs in a basement in a small Belgian town. Their delicious debut album "Wearyland" was released in 2015 by the Barcelona based label Son Canciones. Radio 1 described the album as “a long whisper that gets stuck in your soul” and specialized blogs such as Hi54lofi and L’Attimo Fuggente included the songs in their lists of favorites. The album was supposed to be the beginning and the end of the band, but lockdown due to Covid19 got them writing songs again. Social distancing and solitude dragged them both into the darkest of holes. In a desperate attempt to pull each other out, they came up with the idea to start writing letters. But instead songs popped out. They sent them back and forth and when they were finally allowed to see each other again, they headed straight into the father’s basement in Haaltert to record them. The result is “Letters” (June 4, 2021), Wearyland’s second album and an ode to nearness in times of distance. Wearyland is a family business. The band consists of Alain Quateau, his daughter Maaike Quateau and her boyfriend Ward Dhoore.