Télépopmusik

The Profile

Télépopmusik are a French electronic trio formed in Paris in 1997 by Fabrice Dumont, Stéphane Haeri (2Square), and Christophe Hetier (DJ Antipop). They blend trip hop and downtempo, gaining international recognition with Breathe (featuring Angela McCluskey), and releasing the albums Genetic World (2001) and Angel Milk (2005). They returned with Everybody Breaks The Line in 2020.

French electronic trio (Fabrice Dumont, Stéphane Haeri/2Square, Christophe Hetier/DJ Antipop), formed in 1997 in Paris. Noted for trip hop/downtempo sound and the single Breathe (with Angela McCluskey), which earned a 2003 Grammy nomination for Best Dance Recording. Albums include Genetic World (2001), Angel Milk (2005), and Everybody Breaks The Line (2020).

Two DeBaser reviews take opposite stances on Télépopmusik: Genetic World gets slammed while Angel Milk is praised for its ethereal production and vocals by Angela McCluskey. Publicly, Télépopmusik are a French electronic trio known for trip hop/downtempo, breaking out with the Grammy-nominated single Breathe. Key albums include Genetic World (2001) and Angel Milk (2005). They later returned with Everybody Breaks The Line (2020).