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Xavier Boyer

Bring On The Night

2nd October 2017

Xavier Boyer in Bring On The Night, the new radioshow of Pier Vanni Cossu on RadioNova Sorso (Sardinia, Italy).

Xavier Boyer

Quattrosonic

27th September 2017

Second excerpt from Some/Any/New. Here is Quattrosonic and his very ironic video.

I've Gone To Sleep

27th September 2017

New extract of the album and very nice video! Made of cardboard with the talented Guillaume Genetet.

Shooting

24th September 2017

This week-end we were shooting the clip of Save You (I Won't), the first excerpt from the album of Frantic, which will be send to radios the 15 of November. Here are some mouth watering pictures...

Xavier Boyer

Inrocks

8th September 2017

Stockholm Syndrome on the compilation "La bande-son de la rentrée" by Les Inrocks.

Xavier Boyer

The name of Xavier Boyer is naturally attached to that of Tahiti 80. The singer, author and composer, is once again making a solo journey. After Tutu to Tango signed Axe Riverboy, he will released a second album, Some / Any / New (Human Sounds) on October 20, 2017. Until then, Xavier Boyer unveiled a single, Stockholm Syndrome, a love story and a first pop title, simple, effective, falsely naive.

Xavier Boyer

From Tahiti to Stockholm

2nd September 2017

Xavier Boyer, from Tahiti 80, takes a step on his own, with a solo album to come on October 20th. Some / Any / New will be released by Human Sounds and has been recorded with ease (iPad, casiotone, groovebox ... on an 8 tracks CD). A first excerpt, "Stockholm Syndrome", is illustrated with a video made by the Frenchman himself.

Stockholm Syndrome

Xavier Boyer

Super World Indie Tunes

2nd September 2017

We’re delighted to premiere the new video by Xavier Boyer, frontman of French indie maestros Tahiti 80. This is the first cut from his new solo LP, “Some/Any/New” ,coming later in the year. Multi-instrumentalist Boyer crafted the new set using an iPad, an 8-track and a few cherished instruments (a groovebox, a guitalele and a casiotone). Stockholm Syndrome, a wistful, baroque-pop ballad with a beguiling melody is a perfect calling-card for an album that more than lives up to the promise it displays (believe us, we’ve been playing it a lot!).

Xavier Boyer