Uploaded October 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
"Ah Ouin" is from Chocolat's 2016 album "Rencontrer Looloo", out on Beyond Beyond is Beyond Records November 11th: chocolatbbib.bandcamp.com/album/rencontrer-looloo-pre-order
Dare to Care Records in Canada: daretocarerecords.com/en/store
Teenage Menopause Records in France and Belgium: teenagemenopause.bandcamp.com
Video by: Jonathan Robert (facebook.com/Jonathan-Robert-Artwork-119700964711570/)
The video for ‘Ah Ouin’ depicts Looloo’s (the album’s main character) arrival on Earth. Neither a man nor a women, its head is an upside down guitar and it wears an Evel Knievel suit.
The alien quickly becomes a (sort of) half God to everyone, mostly to the people and creatures on the margins of society. Amongst them, there are nymphs, cats, a falcon, a jackal, strange Siamese and other disreputable people capable of all vices.
Idolized by its followers, Looloo orders the construction of its kingdom in the palm of a volcano and controls the crowd like a tyrant King of Rock’n Roll. It’s in this décor of chaos and magma that you see Chocolat perform.
The visual treatment of the video is inspired by psychedelic-cartoon feel of the 60s and a retro-sci-fi mood of the animation made in the 70s and 80s. It’s like a meeting between Yellow Submarine (animation film by The Beatles) and Heavy Metal (the renowned sci-fi comic book).
"Ah Ouin" is from Chocolat's 2016 album "Rencontrer Looloo", out on Beyond Beyond is Beyond Records November 11th: chocolatbbib.bandcamp.com/album/rencontrer-looloo-pre-order
Dare to Care Records in Canada: daretocarerecords.com/en/store
Teenage Menopause Records in France and Belgium: teenagemenopause.bandcamp.com
Video by: Jonathan Robert (facebook.com/Jonathan-Robert-Artwork-119700964711570/)
The video for ‘Ah Ouin’ depicts Looloo’s (the album’s main character) arrival on Earth. Neither a man nor a women, its head is an upside down guitar and it wears an Evel Knievel suit.
The alien quickly becomes a (sort of) half God to everyone, mostly to the people and creatures on the margins of society. Amongst them, there are nymphs, cats, a falcon, a jackal, strange Siamese and other disreputable people capable of all vices.
Idolized by its followers, Looloo orders the construction of its kingdom in the palm of a volcano and controls the crowd like a tyrant King of Rock’n Roll. It’s in this décor of chaos and magma that you see Chocolat perform.
The visual treatment of the video is inspired by psychedelic-cartoon feel of the 60s and a retro-sci-fi mood of the animation made in the 70s and 80s. It’s like a meeting between Yellow Submarine (animation film by The Beatles) and Heavy Metal (the renowned sci-fi comic book).
