Every last Thursday of the month, Meneer de Wit hosts a singer-songwriter night. This edition features Send Me Flowers, Levi Boon & Titus.

Send Me Flowers: Iris, contemporary romantic and mother of six, has a way with emotions—she might struggle to express them in everyday life, but when she sings, it's a whole different story. And hot damn, does she have a lot of emotions—big, theatrical and undeniably folky. This introverted yet fierce muse of the chronically melancholic captures your heart, prompting tears, laughter, and an urge to dance. With 𝕾𝖊𝖓𝖉 𝕸𝖊 𝕱𝖑𝖔𝖜𝖊𝖗𝖘, she delicately breaks through your defenses, delivering raw honesty through her powerful voice and unforgettable lyrics.

Levi Boon is a musician who creates a world where the everyday feels quietly magical. Her songs carry a timeless sense of nostalgia, weaving memories and emotions into warm, intimate melodies that linger long after the last note. With a voice reminiscent of Carole King, Feist, and Billie Marten, she invites listeners into music that feels both deeply personal and universally familiar. Drawing from her debut album For Days, For Hours, her live performances unfold gently and honestly — folk songs that don’t demand attention but slowly pull you in.

Titus sings about sweet dreams and kilos of tapenade. “Hear the bells in space,” he says — sit down or start dancing and disappear into his idiosyncratic performance. His music moves through victories, tears, and questions, inviting audiences into a world that feels both playful and profound. After a Titus show, the invisible world may feel just a little more visible than before.