Yello

Pop Group
Biography

Yello is a Swiss electronic band consisting of Dieter Meier and Boris Blank. The project became famous with the 1985 single Oh Yeah. The latter is used for many popular movies, and is also used as the theme to “Duffman” from the animated series The Simpsons. In 1988, their composition The Race reached number 7 in the British chart.

The band was originally formed under Boris Blank and Carlos Perón. The project appeared in the late 70’s and was associated with new trends in the world of electronic music. Later, Dieter Meier (Dieter Meier) joined them as a vocalist. The musician had good data and did not need material support. He helped with the instrument and chose the name Yello.

The fourth studio album Stella was as successful as possible, it reached number one in Switzerland and became the greatest creation of all time. The release was certified gold in Germany, and the song Oh Yeah became a worldwide success. The single was used in the movie “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”, and after that in “The Secret of My Success”. In the United States, the composition reached the 51st line of Billboard. After a short break is taken, which was interrupted in 1988. Then the album Flag with the hit The Race appears. The publication found success and received recognition.