Yo-Yo (Ten Years Ago)

Yo-Yo (Ten Years Ago) was released in 1989 on the French label Disques Déesse, a company primarily known for its extensive reissues of jazz and chanson music. As a single produced during the late eighties, the track reflects the synth-pop and dance-oriented production sensibilities that were pervasive in European studio music at the time. The release by the artist known as Plaza remains a niche artifact of that era's independent pop scene.

The record was marketed within the context of European dance-pop, characterized by melodic hooks and programmed rhythm sections. The design of the sleeve adheres to the minimalist aesthetic often favored by European labels of the period, prioritizing legible typography and straightforward photographic presentation. While the record did not achieve widespread commercial success, it remains a documented entry in the Disques Déesse catalog, which generally focused on maintaining a diverse discography of both historical and contemporary recordings.