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Time Lab · 2026

  1. 2026 · Music video · Break Out

    Break Out

    The official campaign describes a track built outward from a brass idea. Boris Blank connects that sound with strong beats and Dieter’s rhythmically treated voice: a useful set of details to follow while listening.

    The official campaign dates the single to 28 August 2026. Its September video and the announced 30 October album date are separate events.

  2. 2026 · Music video · Around The Sun

    Around The Sun

    A new song comes before the new album. The official 2026 video gives this single its own place in the archive rather than hiding it behind the album’s announced October date.

    Apple Music lists 18 June 2026. Contemporary coverage also uses 19 June. The visible label therefore stays at June 2026; the video’s publication is not used as the song date.

Point · 2020

  1. 2020 · Music video · Spinning My Mind / Point

    Spinning My Mind

  2. 2020 · Short video clip · Point

    Arthur Spark · Short Video Clip

  3. 2020 · Short video clip · Point

    Core Shift · Short Video Clip

  4. 2020 · Short video clip · Point

    Rush For Joe · Short Video Clip

  5. 2020 · Short video clip · Point · Collector’s Box

    Zephyr Calling · Short Video Clip

  6. 2020 · Music video · Out Of Sight

    Out Of Sight

  7. 2020 · Music video · Waba Duba

    Waba Duba

    Forty years on, still another beginning.

    YELLO’s official biography places Point forty years after Solid Pleasure and calls it the fourteenth album. Start here, then travel back to Bostich using the album shelf. Treat the contrast as a listening experiment, not a competition between eras.

Toy · 2016

  1. 2016 · Live performance · Toy

    Tool Of Love · Live In Berlin

  2. 2016 · Music video · Limbo

    Limbo

Touch Yello · 2009

  1. 2009 · Music video · Touch Yello

    The Expert

    An imaginary theatre, built for sound.

    The makers of Touch Yello describe a virtual concert staged in a fictional theatre. Their production account documents more than 500 greenscreen shots assembled into twelve visual worlds. Watch the film as a constructed performance space, then switch your attention back to the sound.

  2. 2009 · Music video · Touch Yello

    Out Of Dawn

  3. 2009 · Music video · Touch Yello

    Kiss In Blue

    A concert that was also a film.

    The Touch Yello production team records the project’s premiere at Kino International in Berlin in 2009. This virtual-concert world lets you approach the song as both a listening experience and a piece of film. Do the images pull your attention toward a different musical detail?

  4. 1980 · Audio · Touch Yello

    Bostich (Reflected)

The Eye · 2003

  1. 2003 · Archive video · The Eye

    Tiger Dust

  2. 2003 · Music video · Planet Dada

    Planet Dada

Motion Picture · 1999

  1. 1999 · Live performance · Motion Picture

    Liquid Lies · Live In Berlin

Pocket Universe · 1997

  1. 1997 · Music video · Pocket Universe

    On Track

  2. 1997 · Archive video · To The Sea

    To The Sea

Zebra · 1994

  1. 1994 · Archive video · Zebra

    Tremendous Pain

  2. 1994 · Official label video · Do It

    Do It

    The earlier archive linked to an auto-generated Zebra audio upload, not the long-form music video. The official Universal video page is now the primary viewing route. It opens separately; this site does not substitute a fan re-upload or bypass an embed restriction.

Baby · 1991

  1. 1991 · Archive video · Baby

    Rubberbandman

  2. 1991 · Music video · Baby

    Who's Gone

  3. 1991 · Music video · Baby

    Jungle Bill

  4. 1991 · Archive video · Baby

    Drive / Driven

Flag · 1988

  1. 1988 · Music video · Flag

    Tied Up

  2. 1988 · Archive video · Flag

    Of Course I'm Lying

  3. 1988 · Archive video · Flag

    Blazing Saddles

  4. 1988 · Music video · The Race

    The Race

One Second · 1987

  1. 1987 · Music video · One Second

    The Rhythm Divine

    A guest voice changes the whole room.

    The Rhythm Divine brings Shirley Bassey into YELLO’s world. Blank’s official biography also connects the song with his collaboration with Billy Mackenzie. Listen for the meeting point between a guest vocal and the electronic arrangement: which one draws your attention first?

  2. 1987 · Music video · Call It Love

    Call It Love

  3. 1986 · Music video · Goldrush

    Goldrush

Stella · 1985

  1. 1985 · Music video · Stella

    Vicious Games

    A song that keeps inviting a return.

    Universal’s YELL4O Years retrospective includes Vicious Games among the familiar songs and also points to a Mark Reeder remix. That is a useful reminder: one composition can lead to very different listening experiences. This entry plays the indexed official music video.

  2. 1985 · Music video · Stella

    Desire

    Look beyond the obvious single.

    Universal places Desire in the melodic, cinematic part of its YELL4O Years retrospective. Explore it beside the other Stella videos rather than treating the album as a one-hit story. What do you notice when you listen for atmosphere instead of the hook?

  3. 1985 · Music video · Stella

    Oh Yeah

    Two words, a much bigger afterlife.

    YELLO’s own account connects Oh Yeah with Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and The Secret of My Success. The song belongs to Stella before those later screen associations. Try listening to the entire arrangement rather than waiting for the famous phrase.

You Gotta Say Yes to Another Excess · 1983

  1. 1983 · Music video · Lost Again

    Lost Again

  2. 1983 · Music video · I Love You / You Gotta Say Yes…

    I Love You

Claro que si · 1981

  1. 1981 · Music video · Claro que si

    Pinball Cha Cha

    Everyday sound. Unusual imagination.

    Boris Blank’s official biography describes his interest in everyday noises and his early work with tape loops. Use that as a listening idea here: try following a tiny repeating sound instead of the main phrase. How much character can one small detail carry?

Solid Pleasure · 1980

  1. 1980 · Music video · Solid Pleasure

    Bostich

    From Zurich to the dance floor.

    The band’s official biography describes Bostich’s breakthrough in New York’s underground clubs. Start with the early recording, then compare the Berlin performance: what remains instantly recognisable when a familiar song moves into another setting?

  2. 1980 · Live performance · Solid Pleasure

    Bostich · Live In Berlin