Boris Blank Malia & Boris Blank Vs. Yello Syndicate

Yello - Toy (2016) [2LP, DSD128] Vinyl & HR

Posted by Discograf_man at July 11, 2019

Yello - Toy (2016) [2LP, DSD128]
Europop, Future Jazz, Downtempo | DSD 128 (*.dsf, tracks), 1-bit/5.64 MHz
Run Time: 01:00:56 | 5.05 GB + 5% Recovery
Label: Polydor | Release Year: 2016

Yello’s thirteenth album – and first in nine years – is a super-smart, electronic smorgasbord of moods and styles from the liquid synths of its lead-off single ‘Limbo’ to continental torch songs like ‘Dark Side’ and the shimmering Balearic sunset moods of ‘Blue Biscuit’. ‘Toy’ is nothing less than the unmistakable sound of Dieter Meier and Boris Blank gleefully working at the top of their game after nearly four decades making music together. Yello: still sounding like the future after all these years.

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Boris Blank - Resonance (2024) [Official Digital Download] Vinyl & HR

Posted by pyatak at Feb. 15, 2024

Boris Blank - Resonance (2024) [Official Digital Download]
FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/48 kHz | Front Cover | Time - 01:00:06 minutes | 664 MB
Electronic | Studio Master, Official Digital Download

With "Resonance" Boris Blank presents his third solo album. While his early works with Yello were characterized by dance hits, Blank devotes himself to meditative sounds with his solo project.

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Yello ‎- Bostich (1981) US Promo 1st Pressing - 12"/FLAC In 24bit/96kHz Vinyl & HR

Posted by Fran Solo at Nov. 22, 2019

The ambitious Swiss electronic duo Yello comprised vocalist/conceptualist Dieter Meier – a millionaire industrialist, professional gambler, and member of Switzerland's national golf team – and composer/arranger Boris Blank. Meier, a former solo artist who also spent time with the group Fresh Colour, began collaborating with Blank in 1979, and the duo bowed with the single "I.T. Splash."

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Yello - Point (2020) Music

Posted by Fizzpop at Aug. 27, 2020

Yello-Album is a sounding journey into the blue. We know where the journey begins, but we have no idea where it will end. That's always been the case, and it's no different with the latest litter, called "Point"

Dieter Meier and Boris Blank - a songwriter duo as it could have been invented by Hergé (Tim & Struppi). One of them, Blank, is in a dream, the melodies come to him, which plunge the other, Meier, into a frenzy that makes him hammer wild Dada stories into the typewriter. One, Blank, is most comfortable in the den of his studio. The other one, Meier, travels the world in seven-league boots. They've been making music together for forty years. There's not a trace of wisdom in their old age

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Yello - Yell40 Years (2021) Music

Posted by popsakov at Aug. 5, 2023

Two CDs. 2021 collection from the Swiss electro/synthpop duo. Contains 41 tracks and all the classics, hits and evergreens from the Zurich sound lab: "Oh Yeah", "The Race", "I Love You", "Bostich", "Vicious Games", but also new fan favorites like "Waba Duba", "Limbo" and "Spinning My Mind".

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Yello - Flag (1988) (+7 bonus tracks) Music

Posted by uff at Dec. 5, 2013

Flag was a watershed album for the group. On one hand, it is a refinement of all the ideas the band had been following through the '80s, on the other, in the wake of their high-profile success with "Oh Yeah," Yello had reached the point where ideas turned into self-parody – the cover art of Deiter Meier and Boris Blank pulled together into a human knot is horrifically appropriate. Nothing is a surprise here, apart from how "The Race" is a Xerox of their own 1981 song "Bostich." Tracks like "Of Course I'm Lying" are empty exercises in suave, like late-period Roxy Music without the pedigree. Billy Mackenzie returns to provide backup vocals on the more romantic tunes.

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Yello - Touch Yello (2009) REPOST Music

Posted by uff at Aug. 14, 2013

Yello - Touch Yello (2009)
electronic | 1cd | EAC Rip | Flac + Cue + Log | covers
Polydor 0602527194851 | rel: 2009 | 390Mb

It makes perfect sense that Yello have lasted longer and aged better than any other synth pop outfit. When the Swiss group started out in 1979, the bandmembers were already older and wiser than most of their peers – singer Dieter Meier was already in his mid-thirties back then, and Touch Yello finds him a sultry, smoky-voiced sexagenarian. He has effectively become the Leonard Cohen of European electro-pop, with a touch of Paolo Conte's Continental class and maybe a dash of Serge Gainsbourg's genteel sleaze, and the comely female guest vocals that pop up throughout the album make for a perfect Gainsbourg/Jane Birkin kind of contrast.

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Yello - Zebra (1994) [Japanese Ed.] Music

Posted by Andi_Deris at Sept. 7, 2017

Zebra is the eighth studio album by the electronica Swiss band Yello. The record was released on 17 October 1994 through 4th & B'way and Mercury labels. By the 1990s, Yello was still churning out a number of albums; though the experimental synth effects had long become passé and Yello was becoming more mainstream, Blank and Meier continued to find success throughout the world, even though U.S. success was limited to the dancefloor. 1994's Zebra found Yello continuing with its signature sound of combining Latin rhythms, Meier's distinctive vocal approach, and contemporary dancefloor tastes. Yello began to incorporate house music into its sound; the energetic single "Do It" exemplifies this approach. Yello's sense of humor is still intact on Zebra, especially on the faux-Latin-jazz tune "How How." "Tremendous Pain" and "Move Dance Be Born" are also effective dancefloor fillers.

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Yello - Yello 40 Years (2021) [Official Digital Download] Vinyl & HR

Posted by pyatak at Aug. 26, 2024

Yello - Yello 40 Years (2021) [Official Digital Download]
FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/48 kHz | Front Cover | Time - 04:46:38 minutes | 3,5 GB
Pop | Studio Master, Official Digital Download

Electronic duo YELLO are celebrating their 40th anniversary with, YELL40 Years, a new retrospective issued across three physical formats.

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Yello - Stella (1985) [LP, US Press, DSD128] Vinyl & HR

Posted by Discograf_man at Aug. 14, 2019

Yello - Stella (1985) [LP, US Press, DSD128]
New Wave, Synthpop, Experimental | DSD128 (*.dsf, tracks), 1-bit/5.64 MHz
Run Time: 00:41:06 | 3.41 GB + 5% Recovery
Label: Elektra | Release Year: 1985

Stella is the fourth studio album by the Swiss electronic band Yello, first released in Germany, Switzerland and Austria on 29 January 1985, and in the UK and US in March 1985. It was the first album made by the band without founder member Carlos Perón, and with his departure the remaining duo of Boris Blank and Dieter Meier began to move away from experimental electronic sounds towards a more commercial synthpop and cinematic soundtrack style. As well as becoming the first album ever by a Swiss group to top the Swiss album chart, it was the band's breakthrough album internationally, helped by the success of the song "Oh Yeah", which gained the band worldwide attention the following year after it was prominently featured in the 1986 film Ferris Bueller's Day Off and then a year later in The Secret of My Success.

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