Robbi Curtice is a brand that has a captivating history spanning over 55 years. Despite not being Belgian, it all began with a young Londoner named Robbi Curtice in the swinging 60s. Originally dreaming of becoming a star, he pursued his passion and eventually became a teacher in Cyprus.

However, fate intervened and brought rock music back into his life in the early 2000s, reminiscent of a Sixto Rodriguez-style story. French filmmaker Serge Bozon stumbled upon a track called "Gospel Lane" from Robbi's 70s repertoire. Together with composer Benjamin Esdraffo, they decided to track down this unknown artist and record songs in Paris.

The result is an astonishing debut album called "Nothing To Write Home About," featuring a unique blend of Foxygen, Lemon Twigs, and the legendary Paul Williams from "Phantom of the Paradise. " This album marks a triumph for Robbi Curtice, released at an age when most artists release their greatest hits compilation. Experience the fresh sounds of "Nothing To Write Home About" and join Robbi Curtice on his long-awaited musical journey