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Parisian born, Austin-based ballerina and pop artist Lou Rebecca's debut EP is out today on Austin label HOLODECK, and it's one of our favorite releases of this young year. We're psyched to share her dreamlike self-directed video for the EP's entrancing opening track, the late-night dance-pop anthem "Tonight", starring Lou Rebecca & Ramesh Srivastava...

Mount Kimbie is joined by Archy Marshall at the gorgeous Le Trianon in Paris for particularly rousing renditions of "You Took Your Time" + "Blue Train Lines":

Austin's esteemed Holodeck label (S U R V I V E, Troller, Marie Davidson, etc.) just dropped the excellent debut EP from Austin-based Parisian Lou Rebecca over on their bandcamp page, and upon initial listens, it feels like quite the auspicious introduction...

We're thrilled to premiere the charming new visuals for this beautiful and enchanting psych-pop gem about "aimless wandering", from French composer and multi-instrumentalist (and Melody's Echo Chamber’s guitarist) Halo Maud. Directed by Sébastien Dehesdin & Maud Nadal, and inspired by the work of Ukrainian director Maya Deren. "Du pouvoir" is the title track from Halo Maud'

We've been big fans of French artist Laure Briard's elegant blend of classic yéyé vibes, vintage garage psych, and irresistible Stereolab-esque pop for a while now, and her brand new Sorcellerie EP might be her trippiest and most enchanting record yet...

Directed by William Laboury:

Toulouse, France chanteuse Laure Briard shares the picturesque visuals for her new psych-pop reverie "Dreams", taken from the forthcoming follow-up to her lovely Sur La Piste de Danse LP that dropped this summer. Directed + edited by Pierre Figarol & Madji, and starring Ms...

Can't get enough of this new one from Paris hybrid electro-R&B artist Bonnie Banane (somewhere "between Aaliyah and André Rieu"): "ugly/breakup/song" "STATUE" is a fun and very infectious kiss-off to an ex-lover, produced by Banane's regular collaborator Gautier Vizioz...

Toulouse's Laure Briard just dropped a gorgeous new LP of bright and romantic French pop -- which we've previously compared to Stereolab and the ’60s golden age of vintage French pop -- with sounds ranging from the decidedly psych-rock vibes of tracks like "Que reste​-​t​-​il" and "Dalida", to the shuffling, classic Françoise Hardy feel of gems like "Je Vole" and &quo