Saint Etienne

Saint Etienne is a British band formed in 1990, known for blending elements of indie pop, electronic music, and dance. The group originally consisted of Bob Stanley, Pete Wiggs, and Sarah Cracknell, who became the lead vocalist after initially collaborating with various singers. Hailing from London, the band swiftly garnered attention with their debut album, "Foxbase Alpha" in 1991, which showcased their unique mix of catchy melodies, samples, and lush production. Saint Etienne's music often reflects a deep appreciation for pop culture and a nostalgia for the swinging urbanity of 1960s London. Their work distinctly combines modern electronic music with a retro flair, creating a sound that's both timeless and innovative. Throughout their career, they have released multiple acclaimed albums, including "So Tough" (1993) and "Good Humor" (1998), and have received praise for hits like "Only Love Can Break Your Heart" and "He's on the Phone." Beyond their studio albums, Saint Etienne has also contributed to soundtracks and various cultural projects, solidifying their place as influential figures in the world of British pop and electronic music.