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Le Click
Le Click was an electro-pop duo from Paris that formed in 1996. Their debut album 'Tonight Is the Night' came out in 1997, with the title track becoming their...
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Le Click was an electro-pop duo from Paris that formed in 1996. Their debut album 'Tonight Is the Night' came out in 1997, with the title track becoming their most recognizable song. They followed it with albums like 'Destination' in 1999 and '2001' in 2001.
During their initial run, the group faced some accusations of plagiarism from critics, though the specifics aren't well documented. They went on hiatus in the early 2000s while members worked on solo projects, then reunited in 2012 and released a self-titled album that same year.
Other tracks in their catalog include 'Call me' and 'Don't Go,' which share the same electronic foundation as their bigger hits. The duo's sound was built around synthesizers and vocals that leaned toward the atmospheric side of late-90s European pop.
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