Julie Budet, known by her stage name Yelle, is a French singer and songwriter prominent in the electropop genre. Born on January 17, 1983, in Saint-Brieuc, France, she gained international recognition in the mid-2000s with her infectious blend of pop, dance, and electronic music, characterized by catchy hooks and playful lyrics. Yelle's debut album, "Pop Up," released in 2007, featured the hit single "Je veux te voir," which showcased her unique style and lyrical wit. The album received critical acclaim and helped establish her as a leading figure in the French pop scene. Her follow-up albums, "Safari Disco Club" (2011) and "Complètement fou" (2014), further solidified her reputation, with tracks like "À cause des garçons" and "Ba$$in" gaining popularity. Yelle's impact on music extends beyond her catchy tunes; she has been influential in promoting the French language in pop music and has inspired a new generation of artists within the electronic and pop genres. Her vibrant performances and visually captivating music videos have also contributed to her status as a cultural icon in France and beyond.