French House Music Album by Cassius (Philippe "Zdar" Cerboneschi & Hubert "Boom Bass" Blanc-Francard, Pharrell Williams, Sébastien Tellier, -M-, Etienne d. .

BPM Profile 15 Again. Album starts at 131BPM, ends at 175BPM (+44), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing).

But here's where 15 Again gets tricky: I couldn't find any specific details as to how old Philippe "Zdar" Cerboneschi or Hubert "Boom Bass" Blanc-Francard actually are. This means that figuring out the exact period of the album's impressionable mid-teen years is a bit elusive, and that's where we get back to that whole span-of-the-80s thing; any record that starts with a goodbye-seventies Italo-disco/new wave jam ("Toop Toop") and crests at the end with a. four-song block of Phuture/Derrick May/Orbital-style rave fodder is, if maybe unintention.

Toop Toop" is a song by French electronic music duo Cassius. It was released in 2006 as the lead single from the Cassius' album 15 Again. The song combines Clash-style guitar riffs, dance beats and megaphone distorted vocals. In 2008, Madonna used the song's riff for her performance of "Into the Groove", part of the Sticky & Sweet Tour. The song has been used as part of the soundtrack of Il Divo, an Italian movie by director Paolo Sorrentino.

Featuring contributions from Pharrell Williams, Sebastian Tellier, and Etienne de Crecy, 15 Again is the third studio album from Parisian electro-house duo Philippe Zdar and Boombass, aka Cassius. Released four years after 2002's Au Reve, its 12 tracks, influenced by an eclectic combination of funk, post-punk, techno, and synth pop, were recorded over three weeks in Ibiza, and includes the single "Toop Toop" alongside old-school instrumentals "La Notte" and "Jackrock.

Album · 2016 · 17 Songs.