“Les Yeux de Laura” and More of What You Heard at Salt Box Sessions on 10/19/25

Vinyl 45 single for "Les Yeux de Laura" by Gouts de Luxe
The 45 for “Les Yeux de Laura” by Goûts de Luxe

It was an ordinary Sunday in Los Angeles. I heard one driver blasting Zapp while walking from the Metro station to Salt Box Records, another blasting Debbie Deb as I walked back. Second Street was packed with teenagers dressed in goth garb and anime gear and indie sleaze vintage with Labubus hanging off their bags. 

Salt Box Sessions was a blast. Did some digging through the vinyl bins. The Miracles 45 that I got made it into the set. I went more soul than disco in the set, but the song that got the biggest reaction was “Les Yeux de Laura” by Goût de Luxe. It really impressed a French guy, who took a photo of it. I don’t know anything about the band or the song and the only reason why I know the title means “The Eyes of Laura” is because I Googled it and the movie The Eyes of Laura Mars (which is amazing, see it, if you haven’t) was one of the results. It is, however, a 45 that I found in the bins at Salt Box not too long ago. 

Anyhow, here’s the set list. 

Pulp – Got to Have Love

Freda Payne – Band of Gold

Jackie Moore – Here I Am

Brenton Wood– I Think You’ve Got Your Fools Mixed Up

Martha Reeves and the Vandellas – Love Bug Leave My Heart Alone

The Miracles – Going to a Go-Go

Nacho – Da Da Da

Xalan– Solo Me Muevo Por Dinero

Mark Lane – Yelling at Cars

Goûts de Luxe – Les Yeux de Laura

Tracey Ullman – They Don’t Know

Listen to the Beatique, September 2025 mix featuring music from Pulp, Gorillaz, Bob Vylan, Baxter Dury and more.

Liz O. is an L.A.-based writer and DJ. Read her recently published work and check out her upcoming gigs or listen to the latest Beatique MixFollow on Instagram  or Bluesky for more updates.

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