Yelle

Yelle is a French electropop trio formed in 2005, with Julie Budet on vocals and songwriting, Jean-François Perrier handling music production, and GrandMarnier as the live DJ. They met in Paris in the early 2000s, sharing an interest in electronic music and arrangements. Their first album, "Pop Up," came out in 2007, followed by "Safari Disco Club" in 2011, "Complètement Fou" in 2014, and "L'Ère du Verseau" in 2020.

Their songs like "Complètement Fou" and "Ce Jeu" have a playful, energetic feel with catchy hooks and dance rhythms. The music sometimes gets described as having a French flair, though the band has faced some criticism over lyrics and videos they've defended as reflecting modern life. On stage, they're known for high-energy sets with choreography and visual projections.

They've put out four albums over about fifteen years, with tracks such as "Emancipense" and "Florence En Italie" showing their range. While they've had international hits like "Que Veux-Tu?" and "À Cause des Garçons," their work stays grounded in that electropop trio setup from Paris.