De Four Tak was a well-known Dutch band whose repertoire falls into the category of levenslied, a sentimental or nostalgic Dutch music genre. The group rose to regional fame primarily in the southern parts of the Netherlands during the 1960s and 1970s, while its music continued to be celebrated posthumously for its authentic reflection of working-class life and culture.

Their song catalogue captures the heart of levenslied, with tunes often characterized by sentimental melodies paired with lyrics exploring themes such as love, longing, and the simple pleasures and sorrows of everyday life. The title of their release "Het Beste van De Four Tak" (The Best of De Four Tak) suggests a compilation of their most resonant hits, likely including tracks that endeared them to their fans. Songs like "Sonja" and "Kus Me Voor De Laatste Keer" (Kiss Me for the Last Time) echo the emotive storytelling that is a hallmark of the genre and indicative of their musical style. While De Four Tak may not have achieved international stardom, their contribution to the Dutch music scene remains significant, encapsulating a particular era and emotional depth that continues to resonate with enthusiasts of the levenslied genre.