Video updates from Yelle AND Saint Saviour

Previously on Discopop Directory, I described Yelle's new single Safari Disco Club as "experimental gallic dance music", which makes it sound chin-strokingly worthy. Apologies for that, because it is in fact brilliantly bonkers. As this video will now demonstrate.

YELLE - Safari Disco Club / Que veux-tu


Also previously on Discopop Directory, I summoned all my analytical powers and described Saint Saviour's new single This Ain't No Hymn as "atmospheric". It's a genuine and heartfelt observation grounded in truth and I stand by it.

Saint Saviour has also done a video. It is one of those videos where people cover themselves in fairy lights and do interpretive dance in a tunnel. I'd concentrate on the song, if I were you.

Saint Saviour - This Ain't No Hymn

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Animals dancing in the Safari Disco Club

You shouldn't judge a book by it's cover, but you can generally judge a pop star by their outfit. Rockers who avoid the official black denim uniform are not to be trusted, nor are pop stars who "keep it real" by refusing to wear eyeliner and tin foil boob tubes.

As you can see from the pictres above, French electro-pop maestros Yelle have passed the book-cover/pop-star test with flying colours. Nothing says "experimental gallic dance music" better than ridiculous, vision-obscuring headgear. Just ask Daft Punk.

The band's new single, Safari Disco Club, is also the title track of their new album, Safari Disco Club. According to RCRDLBL, the lyrics compare "men parts to potatoes". But of course.

Safari Disco Club by YELLE


Safari Disco Club comes out on 21st March in the UK, but you can get the single for a nominal fee of ZERO PENCE at the band's official website. How will they eat?

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