Uploaded November 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
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After hitting #1 at Hype Machine, receiving over 3.5 million views at YouTube and an additional 1.5 million plays on Soundcloud, French duo Klingande are poised to release their debut single 'Jubel'.
'Jubel' is already a huge success in Germany after debuting at iTunes #5 and reaching Shazam #1 .
'Jubel' gradually layers together textures of sound before the track's inimitable saxophone hook bursts to the fore to create a euphoric summer house atmosphere. The song also features sultry vocals from an unnamed guest singer.
"With 'Jubel', we wanted to bring love, happiness and this summer feeling to people," they explain. "We love using the saxophone because it's a powerful instrument with a warm sound that expresses different emotions and feelings."
Both Klingande and 'Jubel' are named after Swedish words due to the duo's love of the nation's house music: 'Jubel' meaning joy, and Klingande taken from the word for sounding.
Formed in December of last year, Klingande consists of childhood friends Cédric and Edgar, two 22-year-olds from Croix in northern France who formed the duo after being united by their love of electronic artists such as Klangkarussell, Bakermat and Nico Pusch.
Available on iTunes: bit.ly/jubelEP
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facebook.com/541records
facebook.com/NEWSrecords
After hitting #1 at Hype Machine, receiving over 3.5 million views at YouTube and an additional 1.5 million plays on Soundcloud, French duo Klingande are poised to release their debut single 'Jubel'.
'Jubel' is already a huge success in Germany after debuting at iTunes #5 and reaching Shazam #1 .
'Jubel' gradually layers together textures of sound before the track's inimitable saxophone hook bursts to the fore to create a euphoric summer house atmosphere. The song also features sultry vocals from an unnamed guest singer.
"With 'Jubel', we wanted to bring love, happiness and this summer feeling to people," they explain. "We love using the saxophone because it's a powerful instrument with a warm sound that expresses different emotions and feelings."
Both Klingande and 'Jubel' are named after Swedish words due to the duo's love of the nation's house music: 'Jubel' meaning joy, and Klingande taken from the word for sounding.
Formed in December of last year, Klingande consists of childhood friends Cédric and Edgar, two 22-year-olds from Croix in northern France who formed the duo after being united by their love of electronic artists such as Klangkarussell, Bakermat and Nico Pusch.
