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French disco band Yelle is back with new tune 'Karate'

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Yelle, the French band fronted by singer Julie Budet, have released a brand new video for their fresh tune Karate.

The song is from the band’s upcoming fourth album L’Ère du Verseau which is scheduled to drop in September.

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Featuring fashion, dance moves, a great beat and those luscious French vocals, the video has all the elements of Yelle that we love. The video features dancer Joris Wolfy Gangzi.

Take a listen.

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