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'Noir' is the latest killer tune from French band Yelle

French band Yelle are back with another killer tune, Noir is the latest offering from their album L’Ère du Verseau.

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The band released the album, the fourth in their career, in late 2020 and so far there’s been a number of catchy singles from the record including Je t’aime encore and Karate. 

The clip for the new tune sees Yelle (Julie Budet) and GrandMarnier (Jean-François Perrier) hanging out with some gender non-conforming sidekicks and fashionistas.  Yelle also has some very impressive earrings.

Check out their latest slice of smooth Parisian pop. 

OIP Staff


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