Their first album, "Euphories", was released in January.
But the French duo Videoclub did not wait for their first record to seduce young Mexicans, Brazilians and Americans.
They tell Monday in "It feels good" how this international audience surprised them.
INTERVIEW
They are not yet stars in France.
However, the French couple and duo Videoclub has it all.
The clip of their first title,
Amour Plastique,
released at the end of 2018, peaked at nearly 60 million views on the Internet.
Videoclub was also scheduled for the 2020 edition of Solidays.
Guest of
It feels good
for the release of their first album,
Euphories
, the group tells how they discovered fans outside of France, on a much larger scale than that of the French-speaking world.
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A tour project in Mexico
It was when the clip for their first single was posted online that Adèle Castillon and Matthieu Reynaud realized that they had fans in the United States and Brazil.
But also, and above all, in Mexico.
"Under the video, there are almost only comments in Spanish", the singer is surprised.
Internationalization favored by the Internet and music streaming platforms.
“We have statistics on views and listening,” adds the singer.
"And we have a gold single in Mexico for
Amour Plastique
. Before the Covid-19, we had prospects to go on tour there."
Between "french touch" and proximity
The artist couple was first surprised by this international audience.
But now he thinks he knows what foreigners like about their music.
"The fact that it is sung in French is perceived as a charming thing among foreigners", recalls Matthieu Reynaud.
Adèle Castillon also believes that the youth of their duo allows them to reach an audience of their age, whatever the country.
"The image of a young couple that we send back, and not only to Mexico, has a romantic side, but also plays on identification", she analyzes.
"And when you're young, you need to identify yourself."