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OKLOU CANNES FILM FESTIVAL

Each year, the opening ceremony of the Cannes Film Festival (French equivalent of the Oscars) is marked by a unique musical performance, and this year Oklou was chosen to perform The Beatles’ “Get Back” alongside French pop star Theodora, with SebastiAn handling musical production, as a tribute to Peter Jackson receiving the honorary Palme d’Or for his documentary Get Back.

OKLOU – IN WAVES FILM SCORE

Oklou announces her first-ever film score for In Waves, the animated feature by Phuong Mai Nguyen, adapted from AJ Dungo’s acclaimed graphic memoir. Created alongside French artist ROB, the score moves between orchestral, electronic and pop textures, capturing youth, fragility and the pull of the ocean.

OKLOU : COACHELLA 2026

Oklou made her solo Coachella debut on April 12 with a standout set on the Gobi Stage. Underscores joined her for “Harvest Sky” and Casey MQ for “Take Me By the Hand,” making the moment feel even more special. After appearing at the festival in 2022 alongside Flume, this marked her first full Coachella set under her own name.

OKLOU : DAZED COVER

Oklou fronts DAZED’s Culture Clash in the Spring Issue, out 5 March.
The feature combines an exclusive photoshoot with a cross-interview alongside PinkPantheress, exploring the intersections of their creative worlds and influences. Read the full feature on the Dazed website.

OKLOU : CHOKE ENOUGH ANNIVERSARY EDITION

Oklou’s critically acclaimed hyperpop album celebrates its first anniversary, with pre-orders now available via Oklou.com. Additionally, join her live on Twitch every Sunday as she explores choke enough, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from early 2021 sessions to final 2024 touches, along with vocal improvisations, synth explorations, and late-night inspiration in Los Angeles, streamed live on her channel in real time.

CRACK MAGAZINE : OKLOU ‘ALBUM OF THE YEAR’ 

‘Choke Enough’ is an album that rewards careful listening in full, serving as a balm for our obliterated attention spans and a call to embrace the soft, twilit corners of imagination where there is still time to dream, both online and off. Read more about Crack Magazines ‘Album of the Year’ and their full roundup of 50 albums that encapsulated 2025.