Koto Kill

Gabriel Ralls, aka Koto Kill, originally fromSomersetandnowlivinginLondon, just dropped Téléphone Party – a great prelude to the upcoming electronic/disco album Fromage Et Fashion

The modern disco gem comes with an incredible video directed and produced by Gabriel Ralls, featuring him and LouiseDevismes

"The video demonstrates my love and affection for the French - the only way Brits and French know how - by taking the piss out of each other".

The “StoryofLove,Murder,andFashion” was shot and edited as a seductive French film. Nevertheless Téléphone Party takes a knife to stereotypes, particularlythecharacter FemmeFatale It has a strong rhythm and provides electro-French atmospheres but also paystributetothefamousdiscoera.

Even though the song has a fun and upbeat vibe, if you listen carefully, you'll hear some spooky sounds in the background that hint at what's going to happentothemaleleadlater.

GabrielRallsexplains: “TéléphoneParty waswrittenwiththeintentionofbeinga music video shot in the style of a short film. The plot involves a woman who plotstomurderherboyfriendforspilling tea over her Jean-Paul Gaultier dress and fantasies about the most dramatic ways this murder could happen both on and off the telephone. I often like to flex my dark sense of humour, so the song needed to be in French and I assumed myself the hapless British victim. Guilty ascharged;Ilovemytea.” track album with stylized humor and electronictouch.Itstandsoutbecauseof its unique and irreverent sound. The exciting collaborative experience showcases artists from the Netherlands, Romania, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Germany,Denmark,Italy,France,Ireland, the Czech Republic, Spain, Portugal and theUnitedKingdom.