Yello's 1981 album "Claro que si" offers a more accessible, yet still characteristically eccentric, take on synth-pop, featuring minimalist arrangements and Meier's unmistakable vocalizations.
- "Claro que si" was Yello's second album, released on their own label, The Cryptic Corporation.
- The album features the track "Bostich," which would become one of Yello's most recognizable songs, albeit in a remixed form for later releases.
- The album's title, "Claro que si," is Spanish for "Of course."
Yello is a Swiss electronic music duo formed in 1978 by Dieter Meier and Boris Blank. They are known for their pioneering work in sampling and their distinctive, often humorous, musical style.
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