Enitu and Yul is an emerging French electro pop duo that features two accomplished artists:

Enitu is a vocalist, who grew up in a musical home. Her father was a musician. With his encouragement, she began singing before she could speak. When she turned 11, she began studying at the conservatory and joined her first choir. By the time she turned 13, she joined her high school choir. She went on to study at Sorbonne Université, where she performed with he choir and orchestra, with which performed classical music in France and in Abu Dhabi.

Around the same time, she began to regular attend open mics across Paris and played with several bands, including one with her father. Last year, she began collaborating with French musician, sound designer and DJ Yul — and she’s working on her Yul-produced full-length, solo debut.

Yul is a musician, sound designer and DJ, who has created music for movies, theater and art installations. Back in 2004, he founded Résiste, which produces radio dramas, sound post-production, creates websites and manages artists. But in 2016, the company began releasing original material –including under his own name and with Toxiq, an act that saw him collaborating with Claire Deligny and Manuel Roland.

The pair’s latest single, sees them tackling France Gall‘s beloved and iconic, 1977 hit song “Si Maman Si.” The original is built around a Burt Bacharach-meets-70s Elton John-like arrangement of twinkling piano and soaring strings paired with Gall’s plaintive delivery. The Enitu and Yul cover subtly modernizes the song while retaining the original’s feel and spirit: Piano and strings are replaced with twinkling synths and thumping beats, while Enitu’s melody manages to bear an uncanny resemblance to Gall’s. It’s French chanson — but for those heartbroken souls crying in the corner of the club, desperate to go home.