Je N'oublierais Jamais / Je Pense A Vous / Tous Les Garçons Ne Pensent Qu'aux Filles / Jimmy Attends Moi

Released in 1966 on the Barclay label, this EP represents a modest entry in the vibrant yé-yé era of French pop music. Laura Ulmer, a singer associated with the mid-sixties transition in chanson, worked within the stylistic framework established by the movement's prominent icons, focusing on the themes of adolescent longing and romantic uncertainty that defined the genre. The EP functions as a snapshot of Barclay’s broader efforts to cultivate new female talent during a period when the French music industry was shifting toward youthful, radio-friendly formats.

The production and design choices for this release reflect the visual aesthetics of mid-sixties French discography, characterized by clean, stylized portraiture intended to convey the approachable charm expected of female pop vocalists of the time. While the record did not achieve the widespread commercial ubiquity of her contemporaries, it remains a sought-after piece for collectors of the yé-yé period, representing the extensive reach of the Barclay catalog during its most influential decade.