With that recent collaboration between Joe Moore and Julie Big fresh out of the oven, we are using this moment to calmly enjoy the song that gives this release – which pays tribute to Jacno, Elli Medeiros and the techno-pop that played on European radios in the early eighties – its title. “Marelle” is a clear example of well-developed harmonies, over an almost industrial concept (that progressive enumerat…

With that recent collaboration between Joe Moore and Julie Big fresh out of the oven, we are using this moment to calmly enjoy the song that gives this release – which pays tribute to Jacno, Elli Medeiros and the techno-pop that played on European radios in the early eighties – its title. “Marelle” is a clear example of well-developed harmonies, over an almost industrial concept (that progressive enumeration in the verses) and a furiously luminous chorus. Synthesizers in constant dialogue, impossible sounds, unforgettable artifacts. This song can just as easily pack a dancefloor on a Saturday night as it can lift your spirits mid-morning on a workday. And for such a wonder, we have Pooley (Woom Studio) back at it for the video, making another one of those exercises in overflowing imagination, in unclassifiable collage: eighties geometric shapes that merge out of old iconography, playing with the song’s marked rhythm and with the figure of Julie. It is a delight in every sense of the word.



Video-clip of "Marelle" available on Apple Music / iTunes


This Single is only available in digital format