The Singapore‑born experimental pop musician yeule delivered their full-length Evangelic Girl Is A Gun last year. Earlier in the year, they contributed a cover of Nancy Sinatra for a performance‑art film in which they gleefully rolled through paint. Today, they quietly unveil a brand‑new single titled “Hystérique,” a warped yet luminously romantic synth‑pop tune that calls to mind a faded, more ethereal version of Grimes.
“Hystérique” nudges yeule toward the realm of straightforward pop, even as the artist remains far from any conventional mainstream blueprint, despite the company they keep. In this instance, yeule is credited as co‑writer and co‑producer alongside Devin Workman and Chris Greatti, seasoned professionals who have collaborated with Dominic Fike and Yungblud, respectively. Have a listen below.
“Hystérique” is now available through Ether Eternal/Warner.
