Encore Plus Vite / L'espoir C'est Toi Et Moi

Released in 1987 on the independent French label Corelia, this single represents the fleeting nature of mid-eighties synth-pop production. The release fits into a specific niche of French pop music from the era that often sought to emulate the polished, dance-oriented soundscapes popular in Europe at the time, utilizing electronic instrumentation and studio techniques that characterized late-decade independent production.

The record serves as a testament to the prolific nature of small-press labels during the mid-eighties, where minor artists frequently explored themes of hope and romantic persistence within their lyrics. While little documented information exists regarding the specific creative team or the reception of the group Promesse, the release remains a preserved artifact of a period when regional labels actively sought to capture the energy of the thriving francophone pop music scene.