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New French sounds with Yelle, Bilal and Lous and The Yakuza

There’s just something very mesmerising about the French language that always makes us love musicians from France. Here’s three newly released tunes that we’re vibing to right now.

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Eurovision star Bilal Hassani has a new tune too, it’s not as fierce as the last couple of tracks he put out, but we’re still loving his looks.

A new discovery is Lous and The Yakuza. Who has an impressive video for their very smooth RnB sounds. Fronted by Marie-Pierra Kakoma. Their album Gore is out in October.

Yelle has already put out a couple of great tunes from their new album L’Ère du Verseau. Now they’re back fresh single J’veuz un chien. 

OIP Staff


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