Droom Dit

Sex, violence, love, and the everyday. These are the themes Droom Dit brings to life in Dutch-language poetic lyrics, carried by raw electronic beats, dreamy guitar lines, and razor-sharp synths. The sound captures the slow fading of deep love, the deadliness of loneliness, and the violent urge for peace of mind. 

Drawing inspiration from acts like Spinvis, Radiohead, King Krule, Joy Division, and Wende, as well as from Dutch literature, including the work of Cees Nooteboom. Droom Dit is steadily shaping a distinctive voice in contemporary Dutch pop.

The project began with Eindhoven-born singer-songwriter Sam de Laat. After years of performing on Brabant’s pop stages with an English-language alt-rock band, Sam moved to Enschede to study songwriting at the conservatory and to focus on Dutch-language material.

Now performing as a full band, with a repertoire of bare, autobiographical songs, Droom Dit brings raw energy to the stage. Their shows invite the audience to lose themselves as completely as the band does in performance. The message is simple: dance, shout, sing, and dream along with Droom Dit.